POLITICSWASHINGTON TIMES
Supreme Court undercuts law barring sometime drug users from owning guns
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of an occasional marijuana user, stating the government overstepped by prosecuting him as a habitual drug addict, which would subject him to a lifetime ban on gun possession. The decision challenges the application of the law to such cases.
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