U.S. Supreme Court announces its decision in McDonald v. Chicago
Supreme Court affirms firearms’ owners rights. Read the decision directly from the Supreme Court site:
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luisclinton
Thu, 10/27/2011 - 06:52
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Supreme Court always had the
Supreme Court always had the final decision.And we cannot deny it.Like this case,the U.S. Supreme Court, on Monday, announced that they would be hearing a problem to the Stolen Valor Act. The Act makes it a crime to lie about receiving military awards or about military service; a law that could violate First Amendment free speech protections. Resource for this article: Supreme Court agrees to hear arguments about Stolen Valor Act.That's what the law says it all.