Maryland is one of only six states without a provision similar to the Second Amendment in its state constitution. Last November, a Maryland appeals court...
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03/03/10
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday in a landmark gun control case that could have significant national implications for gun rights and regulation. Find Us On Facebook
In McDonald v. Chicago, the court will determine whether Chicago's handgun ban violates the Constitution. In doing so, it will also decide the issue of whether a strictly protected right to bear arms applies across the board, or if state and local jurisdictions can make their own decisions about gun regulation.
Maryland is one of only six states without a provision similar to the Second Amendment in its state constitution. Last November, a Maryland appeals court...
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