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Appeals court says California law requiring background checks for ammunition is unconstitutional

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A voter-backed California law requiring background checks for people who buy bullets is unconstitutional, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday in a blow to the state’s efforts to combat gun violence.

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California ammunition background checks declared unconstitutional by US appeals court

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Court blocks ammo background checks in new blow to state's gun control framework

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Appeals court blocks Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship

A federal appeals court said President Donald Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship is unconstitutional.

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Second court blocks Trump’s birthright citizenship order nationwide after Supreme Court ruling

A second court ruled that President Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship still cannot go into effect anywhere in ...

Appeals Court tosses NRA free speech lawsuit against former New York official

A federal appeals court on Thursday tossed a free speech lawsuit filed by the NRA against a former New York official, ruling ...

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Supreme Court upholds Lankford’s terrorism victims law in unanimous ruling

The US Supreme Court unanimously validates Oklahoman senator's law allowing Americans victimized by international terrorism ...

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Man Sentenced to Prison for Hillary Clinton Meme Has Conviction Overturned in Court of Appeals

Douglass Mackey, the social media influencer who was sentenced to prison for posting an anti-Hillary Clinton meme, had his ...

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Second Circuit – Extradition: Gomez v. United States

Listen to this article United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit Extradition — Extraditable offense — Humanitarian concerns Gomez v. United States 25-386 Judges Livingston, Newman, and ...

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Second Circuit refuses to unseal Epstein files in defamation case but orders review

The highly sought-after files remain under seal, but the Southern District of New York could open them to the public after an individual review.

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