The case, which will be argued next term, is the next big Second Amendment test for the justices.
Demonstrators rally outside the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington on Nov. 3, 2021, as the high court was set to hear arguments in New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen. The court announced Friday it will weigh in on whether people under domestic violence restraining orders can possess guns. | Jose Luis Magana/AP PhotoThe Supreme Court will weigh in on whether people under domestic violence restraining orders can possess guns.
The defendant in the new case, Zackey Rahimi of Texas, admitted to having guns in his home despite being under a restraining order because of allegedly assaulting his girlfriend. After a local court issued the restraining order, Rahimi was involved in multiple shootings, including firing into the air after a fast food restaurant declined a friend’s credit card,He argued that the federal law banning people under such restraining orders from possessing guns violated the Second Amendment.
That new historical test created widespread confusion among the lower courts, as judges reached different conclusions on just how close any particular gun restriction had to be to the gun laws that existed during early American history. The ruling brought into question longstanding federal laws banning drug users, convicted felons, and domestic abusers from possessing guns.test should work — and just how closely current gun restrictions must hew to those that existed at the founding era.
David Pucino, deputy chief counsel at Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, said his group — which favors stricter gun laws — had expected the court to review“My hope is that the conservative justices will recognize that what we’re talking about here are the proverbial bad guys with a gun,” he said.
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