Supreme Court To Decide Whether Domestic Abusers Can Be Banned From Owning Firearms
The case in question involves a man under restraining order for beating up his girlfriend who went on to commit a string of shootings. A circuit court judge said that ‘while hardly a model citizen,’ he still had Second Amendment rights.
Amid a flurry of consequential decisions being issued on Friday, the Supreme Court has announced that it will hear a case during the next term that will decide the fate of a federal ban on those convicted of domestic abuse from purchasing and owning firearms.
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