The justices announced on Tuesday that they will review appeals challenging assault weapon bans in Connecticut and Cook County, Illinois, which includes Chicago. The cases will determine whether prohibitions on AR-15-style rifles and similar firearms violate the Second Amendment.
The justices announced on Tuesday that they will review appeals challenging assault weapon bans in Connecticut and Cook County, Illinois, which includes Chicago. The cases will determine whether prohibitions on AR-15-style rifles and similar firearms violate the Second Amendment.
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The justices announced on Tuesday that they will review appeals challenging assault weapon bans in Connecticut and Cook County, Illinois, which includes Chicago. The cases will determine whether prohibitions on AR-15-style rifles and similar firearms violate the Second Amendment.
