The supreme court on monday agreed to take up whether a federal crime that bans gun possession for drug users is constitutional The supreme court said monday it will decide whether a federal law that bars habitual users of illegal drugs from possessing guns violates the second amendment right to bear arms. At the trump administration’s urging, the justices will wade into.
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The justice department asked the supreme court to make clear that regular pot smokers, and other users of illegal drugs, cannot own guns.
Washington — the supreme court on monday agreed to decide whether a federal law that bars frequent users of illegal drugs from possessing a firearm violates the constitution’s right to bear.
The supreme court will decide whether people addicted to “controlled substances” can own firearms, as justices announced monday they will consider whether federal rules that prohibit drug. The supreme court agreed monday to decide if the federal government may bar certain drug users from owning guns or if the law violates the second amendment, taking up a second significant guns. The supreme court announced on monday that it would consider a second amendment challenge to the federal law barring drug users and addicts from having a gun, in a case testing the statute used to. The supreme court announced monday that it will decide the constitutionality of a federal ban on gun possession for habitual drug users.
