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Federal judge reverses himself, rules that California’s ban on billy clubs is unconstitutional
Headline from Waco Tribune-Herald, on the newest of 2 developments
A federal judge struck down a California law banning possession of club-like weapons, reversing his previous ruling from three years ago that upheld the prohibition on billy clubs, batons and
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Court Strikes Down California Ban on Billy Clubs, Citing 2nd Amendment Rights
Headline from AmmoLand Shooting Sports News ·
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Federal judge reverses himself, rules that California’s ban on billy clubs is unconstitutional
In the court's opinion, the Second Amendment guarantees citizens the right to defend themselves, not only with firearms but also with less-than-lethal weapons.
A federal judge struck down a California law banning possession of club-like weapons, reversing his previous ruling from three years ago that upheld the prohibition on billy clubs, batons and
A judge previously upheld the ban on weapons like police billy clubs but overturned his own ruling from several years ago, citing new Second Amendment standards.
A San Diego federal judge has overturned California's longtime ban on possessing billy clubs in a ruling that alleges the ban violates the Second Amendment.
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