Judge Takes Axe To Blue State’s ‘Ghost Gun’ Ban
A federal judge ruled that Delaware's ban on untraceable firearms known as "ghost guns" violates the Second Amendment. The ruling represents a legal victory for advocates pushing back against gun restrictions. Delaware had implemented the ban as part of stricter gun control measures in the state. The decision is now in effect, striking down the state's policy.
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4 viewpointsFederal Judge Nixes Delaware's Ban on Possessing 'Ghost Guns' and Home Manufacturing of Firearms
Delaware Judge Permanently Blocks Ban on Possessing and Making ‘Ghost Guns’
U.S. District Court: Delaware Ban on Making, Possessing 'Ghost Guns' Unconstitutional