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Court Narrows Drug-Gun Ban
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The court ruled that the law used to prosecute a marijuana user violated his Second Amendment right to bear arms and is unconstitutionally vague.
- Frame 1The Supreme Court rules for Ali Hemani, limiting a federal gun rule for unlawful drug users.
- Frame 2Hemani said regular marijuana use alone should not erase his Second Amendment right to keep a firearm.
- Frame 3The Texas case asked whether the 1968 Gun Control Act can cover users not accused of dangerous conduct.
- Frame 4The Justice Department defended the law even as the administration opposed several other gun restrictions.
- Frame 5The ruling follows the court’s 2022 gun-rights test, which triggered fresh challenges to firearm rules.
- Frame 6Lower courts now face the practical line: when drug use becomes enough to justify a firearms ban.
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- Jun 18, 11:48 AM EDT
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- Jun 18, 10:14 AM EDT