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Held in Phoenix over the weekend, the workshop was put on by the Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma, a program of the Ivy League Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism in New York City, and was hosted by the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University.

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U.S. District Court Judge Benjamin H. Settle on Monday issued an order to allow a number of gun control groups who backed the controversial I-594 ballot initiative to join a lawsuit against it as defendants.

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A U.S. District Court judge has allowed a number of gun control groups who backed the controversial I-594 ballot initiative to join a lawsuit against it as defendants.

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While lawmakers meet to correct flaws in the state's new voter-approved background check scheme, Moms Demand Action is rallying to prevent any changes while also pushing two new and far-reaching initiatives.

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A small museum in Washington State is planning to pull a display of historical guns over questions about the legality of transfers following passage of Initiative 594.

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After research into five online sites that list firearms for private sales in Washington State, Everytown for Gun Safety released a report this week contending that 10 percent of sales are to those who can’t have a gun.

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The LA City Council is considering a retroactive ban on magazines holding more than ten rounds modeled on the controversial San Francisco and Sunnyvale laws.

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A Colorado gun-control group has shelved plans for a ballot measure to ban concealed carry on college campuses.

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Sunnyvale, California, bans the possession of magazines with a 11+ capacity, reasoning they were not invented at the time the Second Amendment was ratified, but experts argue differently.

The post The history of magazines holding 11 or more rounds: A response to California’s magazine ban appeared first on Guns.com.

"Guns and newspapers are not like movies of men having sex with sheep," observes Prof. Kopel. "A point that is perhaps more obvious to the general public than to legal academia."

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One of the longest serving justices of the US Supreme Court, John Paul Stevens, now retired, is calling for a change in Second Amendment to limit it to militia use only.

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The federal lawsuit challenging Colorado's 15-round magazine limit, which is backed by 55 of 62 Sheriffs, heads to court on Monday in Denver.

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