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Federal appeals court rules that New Jersey’s assault weapons ban is unconstitutional — and more UCLA media | UCLA

The Associated Press reported that a federal appeals court ruled New Jersey’s ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines is unconstitutional, the first federal appeals court to invalidate such a state law. UCLA law professor Adam Winkler said the decision was surprising because federal appeals courts have previously upheld assault weapons bans, and suggested it could signal how the Supreme Court may approach the issue. He added that the ruling shows that “very few gun laws” are currently safe from constitutional challenges. Read more about UCLA in today’s New York Times, CNN and others.

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