Sheriffs: ‘Assault weapon’ bans endanger law-abiding citizens

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(Legal Newsline) — Organizations representing thousands of sheriffs across the U.S. are urging the U.S. Supreme Court to strike down so-called “assault weapon” bans in Cook County and throughout the country. On Aug. 31, the […]

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Sheriffs: ‘Assault weapon’ bans endanger law-abiding citizens

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