Key Takeaways A D.C. court overturned a gun conviction, establishing that carrying a firearm isn’t automatically suspicious. This ruling is significant as it reaffirms the right to carry a handgun without assumptions of wrongdoing. The Supreme Court’s Heller decision previously established the individual’s right to possess firearms...

Key Takeaways A federal judge ruled against New Mexico’s gun waiting period law in Ortega v. Grisham, allowing two plaintiffs relief without a trial. The judge based his decision on the Tenth Circuit’s previous ruling that waiting periods are not longstanding practices under the Second Amendment. New...