100 Percent Fed Up Article Rating2nd Amendment Victory! Decades-Old Gun Ban Ruled Unconstitutional * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Danielle
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47% : Gen. Rob Bonta's office, which has been defending the law in court, immediately filed a notice of appeal and stressed the state's ban remains in effect for now.45% : The decision was expected from Benitez, who had previously struck down the law in a 2021 decision in which he famously compared the AR-15 to common knives -- an analogy he took up again Thursday.
43% : "This has been state law in California for decades, and we will continue to fight for our authority to keep our citizens safe from firearms that cause mass casualties."
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