Photo: sundrawalex / iStockphoto.com. Gun-Rights Group Files Challenge to Delaware's Ban on Unregistered Firearms, Parts
Plaintiffs argue that the U.S. Constitution doesn't permit the bill's bans on possession of untraceable guns and both the sale of parts that could be used to assemble a firearm and the transfer of files that could be used to 3D print gun components.
October 28, 2021 at 10:31 AM
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Constitutional Law
The original version of this story was published on Delaware Law Weekly
A gun-rights advocacy group has filed a lawsuit challenging Delaware's impending criminalization of unregistered firearms, claiming the bill signed into law last week infringes on freedom of speech and the rights to due process and to bear arms.
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