WND 12/22/2018
Accused of trying to prevent individuals from exercising rights
Already facing cases involving store signs, gun registration, waiting periods, vagueness in its gun laws, bans on weapons of a certain size, handguns, assault weapons and more, the state now is being sued by the Second Amendment Foundation and four other rights groups.
The groups charges the state is preventing individuals from possessing guns after their previous convictions are set aside.
Joining SAF are the Firearms Policy Foundation, Firearms Policy Coalition, the Madison Society Foundation and the Calguns Foundation.
They are supporting individual plaintiffs Paul McKinley Stewart and Chad Linton, who contend that non-violent felony convictions years ago in other states have been set aside or vacated, yet California refuses to allow them to purchase firearms.
More:
https://www.wnd.com/2018/12/california-rejects-2nd-amendment-court-rulings-from-other-states/
