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Friedman v. Highlland Park, No. 15-133 (U.S. Supreme Court) (577 U.S. ___; 136 S.Ct. 447) (December 7, 2015) (Per Curiam)

Loaded on June 29, 2015 published in Punch and Jurists December 14, 2015
Filed under: Punch And Jurists, Assault Weapons.

Usually, it is of little import when the Supreme Court denies certiorari in a given case; after all, it denies certiorari in thousands of cases each year. But the Court’s action in the instant case has raised a lot of eyebrows and has certainly caused a great deal of angst ...

 

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