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| Federal Judge Sides with Biden Admin, Ruling Missouri 2A Law ‘Unconstitutional' |
| 2023-03-08 |
[Epoch Times] A Missouri law that would have penalized police for enforcing federal gun laws was ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge Tuesday, handing a win to the Biden administration Department of Justice that filed suit against the law last year.The DOJ alleged the law was undermining federal drug and weapons investigators by placing heavy fines of up to $50,000 on police departments if they "infringed" on Missourians’ Second Amendment rights by following any federal laws. Infringe away! The Second Amendment Preservation Act (SAPA) was ruled "invalid, null, void and of no effect" by U.S. District Court Judge Brian Wimes, an Obama appointee. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey said in a statement on social media he plans to appeal the court’s ruling at the Eighth Circuit Court and expects a "better result" there. Related: Missouri: 2023-03-03 Rep. Cori Bush hit with FEC complaint after paying now-hubby for security Missouri: 2023-03-01 Not the (R) Bush, the (LSD) Bush caught pocketing Campaign Funds Missouri: 2023-02-22 Good Morning Related: Federal gun law: 2022-02-21 Tennessee is a failure. Thankfully. Federal gun law: 2017-12-01 Does the NRA have a conscience? Federal gun law: 2017-11-17 Gabby Giffords's Gun Control Group Releases Report Warning of Muzzleloaders, Other Firearms Related: Eighth Circuit: 2023-02-22 US Supreme Court keeps Arkansas anti-BDS law in place, declining to intervene Eighth Circuit: 2022-10-22 8th Circuit prohibits Biden from cancelling student loans Eighth Circuit: 2022-06-24 US appeals court rules that laws against Israel boycotts don’t violate Constitution |
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