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The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep & Bear Arms has petitioned the Supreme Court for a review of its case challenging the ban on interstate handgun sales to citizens from other states.

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The full D.C. Appeals Court last week declined to revisit a case that overturned the District of Columbia’s strict “may-issue” policy for issuing concealed carry permits.

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The city is looking for a do-over after the courts overturned the District of Columbia’s strict “may-issue” policy for issuing concealed carry permits.

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A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit on Tuesday handed victory to advocates seeking to overturn Washington’s strict “may-issue” policy.

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The nation's high court on Monday let stand a ruling against the government in the combined cases of two men blocked from gun possession after run-ins that resulted in convictions for non-serious crimes.

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“Today’s ruling is a victory for citizens of Chicago who want to exercise their rights,” Alan Gottlieb said, “and particularly for Rhonda Ezell, who has been steadfast in her resolve.”

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A group of conservative U.S. Representatives has banded together to form a caucus that will work towards shepherding a host of pro-gun bills in the new Congress.

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On Tuesday, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit heard oral arguments in a pair of ongoing attempts to overturn Washington's strict "may-issue" policy.

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A 15-judge panel ruled Wednesday against the government in the combined cases of two men blocked from firearm possession after run-ins that resulted in convictions for non-serious crimes.

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A federal appeals court held that the right of a member of the public to carry a concealed firearm in public is not, and never has been, protected by the Second Amendment.

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Comments from prominent Second Amendment lawyers on this rock of conservative "Originalism" and the effect his passing may have on the future of the court.

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DC Attorney General Karl Racine gloated that the decision was “good news for public safety in the District of Columbia"...

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