Hearing Held In Challenge To Virginia’s New Background Check Law – IOTW Report

Hearing Held In Challenge To Virginia’s New Background Check Law

BearingArms: Lynchburg, Virginia judge heard arguments for and against the constitutionality of the state’s new “universal background check” law on Thursday, one day after the new law took effect along with a half-dozen other gun control bills approved by the Democrat-controlled General Assembly earlier this year.

The challenge to the new background check law was brought by the Virginia Citizens Defense League, Gun Owners of America, and three individuals who say their right to keep and bear arms under the state constitution is being infringed by the new law, which requires background checks on all firearm sales in the Commonwealth. Attorney General Mark Herring, meanwhile, argues that the background check law “closes loopholes” that allow felons and other prohibited persons to acquire guns. As WSLS reported: MORE

5 Comments on Hearing Held In Challenge To Virginia’s New Background Check Law

  1. ” …. you can’t have private citizens have the ability to protect themselves.”

    It’s who they have the ability to protect themselves from that they are worried about.

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  2. Thank God for VCDL and GOA.

    Somebody please put out a missing persons milk container with NRA and Wayne LaPierre on it. The NRA have been totally absent during this whole ordeal.

    Don’t give them a nickel. They’re phony and are just fund raisers padding their wallets.

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  3. Anonymous: that’s why hardly anyone is ever tried for weapons violations but they keep coming up with more and more hoops for honest citizens to jump through in order to “end the gun violence.”

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