Civil Litigation,
Government,
Constitutional Law
Aug. 23, 2019
Would-be gun owners improperly denied firearms, judge says of California law
California is most likely improperly denying firearms to people whose felony convictions in other states were overturned, a federal judge said Thursday.
SAN FRANCISCO -- California is most likely improperly denying firearms to people whose felony convictions in other states were overturned, a federal judge said Thursday.
U.S. District Judge of San Francisco said the lawsuit is a case of the state misinterpreting statutes to limit firearm possession.
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