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The interpretation of the Second Amendment, its historical context and modern legal implications
is not uniformly unlawful across the ; there is no single federal ban and the legal picture is a patchwork of state and local rules, court decisions, and generally applicable criminal laws that can pr...
requires a permit to carry a handgun in public and ties that permit to proof of identity during application and possession; the statutory home for the rule and the penalties is Minnesota Statute §624....
is legally fraught: available reporting shows Minnesota permit-holders are generally allowed to carry in public and many gun-rights advocates and local experts say exercising First and rights together...
A citizen confronted by officers retains constitutional protections — including Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches and seizures and First Amendment rights to record officers — ...
law permits a person with a state permit to carry a handgun in public, concealed or openly, and there is no state statute that bars carrying a firearm at a demonstration; therefore, under state law it...
’s core provisions under legal attack in are the permit-to-purchase regime (including background checks and safety training) and a ban on large‑capacity magazines capable of holding more than 10 round...
Federal and courts have produced mixed outcomes when protests involved : Minnesota judges have at times protected protesters’ rights against federal agents’ detention and use of crowd-control tactics ...
Congress’s formal role in removing a president under the 25th Amendment is narrowly defined: Congress must resolve a dispute triggered by the Vice President and a majority of the Cabinet (or another b...