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Bihar's Criminal Investigation Department assumes control of the Gopalganj firearms case involving politician Anant Singh after an initial weapons display incident. The takeover signals escalation in the investigation's scope and authority level.
Virginia AG Jay Jones moved to lift a judge's injunction blocking universal background checks, while Gov. Spanberger declared the policy law despite the court order still standing.
GOA backed Ken Paxton against John Cornyn in the Texas Senate race and introduced the first Hughes Amendment repeal bill to restore legal machinegun ownership. This matters because removing the 1986 ban would restore a Constitutional right stripped from civilians for nearly 40 years.
Patrick Tate Adamiak, 31, is three years into a 20-year federal sentence for crimes he did not commit. ATF personnel wrongfully imprisoned him despite no criminal history or violation of law.
Gov. Kathy Hochul embedded 3D printed gun restrictions into New York's budget bill, bypassing standard legislative scrutiny. The provisions target manufacturing capabilities and materials used to produce untraceable firearms.
Virginia's prosecutor divide over enforcing new gun bans reveals constitutional resistance—some AGs refuse enforcement while others defend the restrictions, setting up critical legal battles over one of Virginia's most aggressive Second Amendment attacks. AG Jay Jones is consolidating lawsuits challenging these bans, making this a pivotal moment where prosecutorial cooperation directly determines whether unconstitutional laws get enforced.
A Delhi court granted bail to Abu Talib, accused of illegal firearms possession, after determining the investigation was complete. The court imposed bail conditions to ensure compliance.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul embedded 3D printer and 3D-printed firearm regulations into the state budget bill, bypassing standard legislative debate on Second Amendment restrictions.
Former superintendent of Iowa's largest school district faces sentencing Friday after conviction for falsely claiming U.S. citizenship and illegal firearm possession.
Former superintendent of Iowa's largest school district faces sentencing Friday for falsely claiming U.S. citizenship and illegally possessing firearms. Deportation expected after prison term.
The House passed legislation protecting veterans' Second Amendment rights, barring the VA from denying gun ownership based solely on mental health determinations. The bill addresses a decades-long practice that stripped firearms rights from hundreds of thousands of veterans without due process.
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