Supreme Court to Review Gun Ownership Rights for Marijuana Users | AI News Digest
A recent report indicates that the U.S. Supreme Court is set to examine a pivotal case concerning the legality of firearm possession for individuals who use marijuana regularly. This case arises from the legal challenge of a Texas man who faced felony charges for owning a gun while acknowledging his frequent marijuana use. The Justice Department is contesting a lower court's decision that found the blanket ban on gun ownership for illegal drug users unconstitutional, asserting that such measures are essential for maintaining public safety. This case underscores the ongoing tension between state laws permitting recreational marijuana use and federal regulations that continue to categorize it as illegal. The ruling could have far-reaching consequences for both gun rights and drug policy across the country.
Read more...
