United States v. Hemani · ¶24
To meet its burden of showing a law like that is consistent with the Nation's tradition of frearm regulation, the government relies on an analogy to what it calls “habitual drunkard” laws. These laws, the government submits, enjoy deep roots in the country's history and are “relevantly similar” to the regulation it wishes to enforce against Mr. Hemani. Bruen, 597 U. S., at 29.Read in context ›
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