Fifth Circuit Strikes Down Federal Ban on Out-of-State Handgun Sales as Second Amendment Violation
A federal appeals court has invalidated a decades-old restriction on interstate firearms commerce, potentially reshaping how licensed dealers can sell handguns across state lines and expanding Second Amendment protections beyond home defense.
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