Federal judge strikes down part of Chicago's gun law

Federal judge strikes down part of Chicago’s gun law

chicagotribune.com ^ | 6/19/12 | Liam Ford

Posted on Tuesday, June 19, 2012 4:40:22 PM by ColdOne

A federal judge has thrown out part of Chicago’s gun law, ruling that a section banning permits for people convicted of unlawful use of a weapon is vague and unconstitutional

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via Federal judge strikes down part of Chicago’s gun law.

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