The DCist reports:
Three D.C. residents and one Virginia resident are suing D.C. over its prohibition on carrying concealed handguns on Metrorail and Metrobuses within the city, kicking off a legal battle spurred by last week’s Supreme Court ruling that raised constitutional questions about an array of limits on carrying guns outside the home.
In the lawsuit, the four plaintiffs say that many of the existing restrictions in D.C. on where concealed handguns can be carried — they include schools, universities, government buildings, stadiums, bars and restaurants, and more — are likely justifiable and constitutional, but the ban on carrying while on public transportation is not.
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NEWS: Four people are suing D.C. over its ban on carrying handguns on Metro, saying it is unconstitutional. The lawsuit comes a week after a Supreme Court ruling raised new questions about restrictions on carrying guns outside the home. https://t.co/m7PmHPETo2
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