It is unconstitutional to ban the sales of guns under 21 years of age under 21 years of age, and the court rules

Nate raymond

(Reuters) -The US government’s ban on federal licensed gun dealers who sell pistols under the age of 21 are unconstitutional. A Court of Appeals held by the US Appelled Court on Thursday, on Thursday, the reason is that ruling.

The ruling of the Fifth Oliang Circuit in New Orleans in New Orleans marked the first ruling of the Federal Court of Appeal, and the ban violated the right to reserve and bear weapons in the second amendment of the US Constitution.

The Court of Appeals has previously maintained the same ban in 2012. However, this is a milestone ruling in 2022 in the 6-3 conservative Supreme Court in 2022. The ruling has established a new test to evaluate the law of modern guns.

In the New York State Rifle and Pistol Society, the Supreme Court ruled that the restrictions on modern firearms must be “consistent with the history of the country’s historical firearms.”

For the first time by the Federal Federal Sales Banning for the first time, it was the first time that Congress was first part of the “Comprehensive Criminal Control and Security Street Law” in 1968.

A group of individuals between the ages of 18 and 20 years of age, together with the gun rights group, questioned the ban in 2020, and appealed to the lower judge’s ruling in 2020.

Edith Jones, a US tour judge, wrote in the three judges group on Thursday that the decision was wrong because of the tradition of historic gun regulations in our country, the regulations were “unconstitutional.”

During the period of the Democratic President Joe Biden, the US Department of Justice defended the ban. But Jones said that this shows that in the 19700s, in the era of the United States, the rights of guns for adults from 18 to 20 were also limited.

“Ultimately, the text of the Second Amendment includes eighteen-to-twenty-year-old individuals among “the people” whose right to keep and bear arms is protected,” wrote Jones, who like the other panel members was appointed by a Republican President.

In a statement, Brandon Combs, President of the Gun Policy Alliance, said in a statement that the victory of “unrealistic and unconstitutional gun -based bargaining ban” was ruled.

The Ministry of Justice did not respond to the comments request.

(Nate raymond in Boston, editors of Alexia Garamfalvi and Diane Craft)