Constitutional Law
Sep. 13, 2018
Judge rules handgun advertisement ban is unconstitutional
A federal judge has nullified a nearly century-old California prohibition on firearms dealers displaying handgun advertisements visible from outside their shops.
A federal judge has nullified a nearly century-old California prohibition on firearms dealers displaying handgun advertisements visible from outside their shops.
U.S. District Judge Troy Nunley of Sacramento ruled earlier this week that California Penal Code 26820, a law enacted in 1923, is unconstitutional, rejecting arguments by the state that the law advances its interest in decreasing handgun suicides because the law inhibits ha...
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