Maryland Moves To Curb Gun Rights Despite Supreme Court Edicts

Maryland and other states seek to circumvent a Supreme Court ruling that considerably expanded American citizens’ right to carry firearms in public.

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Firearms on display at a gun shop at Salem, Oregon. AP/Andrew Selsky

Maryland’s new governor, Democrat Wes Moore, made combating gun violence a pillar of his campaign. Now, the Maryland legislature is tackling the issue of gun ownership on the first day of its session — joining a number of states in experimenting with gun laws following a Supreme Court decision that struck down many firearms regulations.

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