Texas judge rules people under felony indictment have the right to buy guns under Second Amendment

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A Texas federal judge ruled it is no longer constitutional to ban people under felony indictment from buying guns.| via TexasTribune

It is no longer constitutional to ban people under felony indictment from buying guns, a federal judge in Texas ruled Monday.

In the same ruling, Counts both tossed a charge of obtaining a firearm while under indictment and noted it was unknown “whether a statute preventing a person under indictment from receiving a firearm aligns with this Nation’s historical tradition of firearm regulation.” Also unknown, he said, is “the constitutionality of firearm regulations in a post-Bruen world.”

“The Second Amendment has always allowed laws restricting the gun rights of groups viewed by legislatures as posing a public-safety risk, including those accused but not convicted of wrongdoing,” the prosecution wrote.

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