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VT: AG Joins States in Vermont Gun Law Amicus Brief
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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group of 18 state attorneys general to defend Vermont’s right to ban large capacity magazines for guns, according to an attorney general’s office press release. In an amicus brief filed in the Vermont Supreme Court, the attorneys general argue that states have the right to enact reasonable firearm restrictions that reduce the number of deaths and injuries caused by gun violence.
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jimobxpelham
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| i guess these dumbasses dont know you can tape three 10 round mags together giving 30 rounds. |
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