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VA: Court dissolves gun rights ruling on sales to people under 21
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A federal appeals court on Wednesday vacated a gun rights ruling from July finding unconstitutional laws that prevent young adults under age 21 from buying handguns.
A panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit dissolved its ruling because the Virginia woman who initially brought the lawsuit turned 21 before the decision became official.
“Despite efforts to add parties and reframe her claimed injuries, it is too late to revive this case. So it must be dismissed as moot,” wrote Judge Julius N. Richardson, author of the court’s initial opinion. |
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repealfederalgunlaws
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| So even when we win, the slow ass corrupt federal courts just delay DELAY DELAY, until the win is "moot." |
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