California Appeals Court Upholds First Amendment in Gun Marketing Dispute
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has recently rendered a decision that keeps California's ambitious law, AB 2571, designed to curb firearm marketing to minors, in judicial limbo. This law, a bold stroke by Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom, aimed to shield the youth from the allure of firearms, has been put on hold, sparking a fiery debate on the limits of marketing and the breadth of free speech.
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