Federal Judge Rules Against California's Ammunition Background Check Law
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A federal judge has ruled that California residents do not have to undergo a background check every time they purchase bullets, citing a violation of the Second Amendment. The ruling, effective immediately, has sparked debate over public safety and the exercise of Second Amendment rights. The state's attorney general has requested a delay to appeal the decision, which is part of a series of legal challenges to California's stringent gun laws.
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