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9th Circuit Rejects I-594 Lawsuit, But after Law Amended
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A U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals panel on Thursday rejected a lawsuit challenging Washington State’s Initiative 594 requiring so-called “universal background checks,” but the ruling came only after the State Legislature had amended provisions in the law about when such checks are required.
That fact was specifically noted in the four-page decision, which was unanimous. The three-judge panel consisted of one Barack Obama appointee, one Bill Clinton appointee and one George W. Bush appointee |
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netsyscon
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Talk about a stacked deck!
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mickey
(10/30/2017)
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Stacked?
Because 3 out of 3 judges on the panel were appointed by anti gun Presidents?
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