Supreme Court Appears Likely to Uphold ATF's 'Ghost Gun' Rule
Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. asked an attorney for the kit manufacturers what the purpose of selling slightly unfinished firearm "receivers" is if not to convert them into functioning weapons.
October 08, 2024 at 01:58 PM
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United States Supreme CourtThe U.S. Supreme Court appears set to uphold the Biden administration's efforts to combat a flood of untraceable "ghost guns" assembled from internet-ordered firearm kits, with even the court's conservative justices sympathetic to the government at a hearing Tuesday.
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