The Supreme Court refused to hear two cases, leaving in place a ban on the use of bump stocks, attachments that can make a semiautomatic rifle fire like a machine gun.
. The plaintiffs in those cases filed lawsuits on the grounds that the DOJ did not have the authority to redefine machine guns and therefore the regulation change was improper.
Appellate courts found that the alteration was not improper, however, and upheld the DOJ’s changes. On Monday, the Supreme CourtThe Court did not elaborate on why it refused the cases. Neither of the cases asserted that plaintiffs’ Second Amendment rights to own weapons had been violated, meaning that a challenge on those grounds could come about in the future.
For the time being, however, the regulation change will stay intact, and bump stocks will remain illegal in the U.S. A person can faceThe decision to reject the cases has been celebrated as a win by gun reform advocates.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
More high-rises, fewer rules: City, county commit to new housing goalsThe two agencies aim to build 10,000 subsidized units on government-owned land, virtually all of them for low-income residents
続きを読む »
American Airlines CEO defends JetBlue deal to federal judgeThe CEO of American Airlines said Monday that his airline needed a partnership with JetBlue because Delta Air Lines had bulked up through a merger sooner than American, had more takeoff and landing rights at New York airports, and fewer unionized workers. Robert Isom also conceded that Delta has “run a nice, reliable airline” and enjoys some cost advantages over American. The Justice Department and six states are suing American and JetBlue in federal court over their regional partnership in the Northeast, which government lawyers call a de facto merger.
続きを読む »
The Google Home App Is Getting a Necessary RevampGoogle promises you'll endure fewer clicks in the new app. Plus, the company announced a new wired Nest Doorbell and the Nest Wifi Pro.
続きを読む »
The Killers Bring Out Bruce Springsteen at Triumphant Madison Square Garden Show: Concert ReviewVery few modern bands have a “Mr. Brightside.” Even fewer are able to whip it out in the first five minutes of a show and entertain an arena for another 90. Even fewer can hold their own in a three-song duet with Bruce Springsteen. It's the Killers.
続きを読む »