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Supreme Court Rebuffs Challenge to California Gun Restrictions
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The U.S. Supreme Court for a second straight year refused on Monday to hear a challenge to California's limits on carrying handguns in public, dealing another setback to gun rights proponents. The court's action underscored its continued reluctance to step into a national debate over gun control roiled by a series of mass shootings including the one at a Pittsburgh synagogue that killed 11 people on Oct. 27. It has not taken up a major gun case since 2010. |
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PHORTO
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I don't get it. Are there other, better cases in the pipeline?
VERY disappointing. |
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