The slow restoration of rights where the worst offenders of the constitution reside.
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Seven years after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the District of Columbia’s ban on handguns, D.C. has lost*another*gun case before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia—one that involves the very same plaintiff, Dick Heller.
In the latest case,*Heller v. District of Columbia, a three-judge panel has thrown out several gun registration requirements that were clearly intended to discourage gun ownership and make it more difficult to own a gun in the nation’s capital.
The appellate court also threw out D.C.’s requirement that gun ownersre-register*their guns every three years. None of the so-called “public safety” reasons the city put forward for this requirement made any sense.
The court did uphold the city’s requirement that gun owners take a one-hour firearms safety course. However, the court threw out a requirement that gun owners be tested on their knowledge of the District’s gun laws.
the court struck down the District’s “only-one-pistol-per-month” rule. The city council banned the registration of “more than one pistol per registrant during any 30-day period,”
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