One Gun a Month Law Struck Down by Court
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In another loss to Governor Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta, a federal judge has struck down a California law barring the purchase of more than one gun in a 30-day period. U. S. District Judge William Hayes who said it failed a test for state laws laid out in the 2022 U.S. Supreme Court ruling expanding gun rights, siding with a group of California residents, gun retailers and gun rights nonprofits in finding that the one-gun-a-month law did not fit within the nation’s historical tradition of firearms regulation.
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The law still remains in place for 30 days to give the Bonta time to appeal as usual. The full ruling is available here.