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Protection Orders, Gun Training, and 3D Printing Laws Among Gun Bills Signed by California Governor (opens the original)
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a package of 10 gun bills into law that he says will enhance what he considers to be the state’s already exemplary record of firearms safety. Newsom’s office announced the signing in a press release on Monday. According to the release, the laws are meant to reduce violent crime involving guns and reduce the number of illegal guns on the street, among other things. They include a training requirement for the purchase of a gun, expanding criteria for the state’s
ATF Director Tells Gun Rights Group That Fighting Violent Crime Need Not Impact Lawful Gun Owners (opens the original)
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DALLAS—Robert Cekada, director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), says there is no conflict between fighting crime and protecting citizens’ Second Amendment rights. Cekada told the Gun Rights Policy Conference in Dallas on Sept. 26 that ATF is committed to putting corrupt gun dealers out of business and protecting the law-abiding while dismantling Biden administration policies that have tarnished the agency’s image in the Second Amendment community. Cekada said tha
This Gun Collector Was Jailed on Weapons Charges. The President Granted His Plea for Freedom. (opens the original)
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Patrick “Tate” Adamiak savors the peace and quiet of life outside of federal prison. He says that for almost five years, he lived with the constant noise, confusion, and uncertainty of prison while serving a 20-year sentence for violating the National Firearms Act. On Sept. 3, President Donald Trump granted the Navy veteran executive clemency, releasing him from prison and restoring his constitutional rights. “I’m having a conversation with you in peace and quiet, and there’s not a billion [inma
Appeals Court Upholds Hawaii’s Rules for Gun Buyers (opens the original)
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Hawaii’s rules for gun buyers were upheld by a federal appeals court on Sept. 22 in a ruling that reversed a lower court’s injunction. The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the U.S. District Court for the District of Hawaii in a 6–5 vote. In Todd Yukutake and David Kikukawa v. Anne Lopez and the City and County of Honolulu, the court found that the law imposing a list of rules on gun buyers is constitutional under the June 2022 U.S. Supreme Court decision in New York State Rifle and P
Court Sentences Russian National to 6 Years Prison for ID Theft, Fraudulent Voter Scheme (opens the original)
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A Russian national living in Miami was sentenced on Sept. 16 to six years in prison and three years of supervised release for an identity theft fraud scheme that investigators at first thought might have been an elaborate espionage plot. Dmitry Shushlebin, of Miami, was also ordered to pay $458,839.69 in restitution for running a “synthetic person” fraud operation. According to court records from the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, Shushlebin raked in at least $630,067 by
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