DOJ sues Maryland county over sweeping public-carry restrictions
The federal Department of Justice is suing Montgomery County, Maryland, over a local law that restricts where people with gun permits can carry firearms in public. The county's rules limit carrying guns in certain places, including near religious buildings. The DOJ says this violates the Second Amendment right to bear arms.
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