DOJ Challenges Colorado's Standard-Capacity Magazine Ban as Unconstitutional
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The Justice Department filed suit against Colorado, arguing that its ban on standard-capacity firearm magazines unlawfully infringes the Second Amendment by restricting magazines commonly owned and used with popular firearms such as AR-15s, citing District of Columbia v. Heller; the division notes it will defend law-abiding Americans’ gun rights and directs complaints to justice.gov.
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