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Colorado gun shops fire off challenge to state’s ‘warrantless’ transaction search law
Colorado firearms dealers sued the state in federal court, arguing a law requiring warrantless transaction record inspections by law enforcement violates the Fourth Amendment. The lawsuit, led by the Centennial Gun Club, challenges the Requirements for Firearms Dealers Act, which mandates dealers retain transaction records and face misdemeanor charges for refusing inspections.
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