A mass shooting in Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School has led to outpouring of grief as well as student led protest for gun control. Photo: Janos Rautonen/Shutterstock.com
A citizen’s initiative that would have asked Florida voters to ban assault weapons in 2022 has stumbled before the state Supreme Court, which found the question and its accompanying summary was too misleading to make it to the ballot.
The ruling is good news for the National Rifle Association and National Sports Shooting Foundation, which opposed the idea.
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