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US court to review `right to bear arms'
By Patti Waldmeir in Washington
Published: March 16 2008 18:54 | Last updated: March 16 2008 18:54
The US Supreme Court will this week step into a politically explosive case over gun rights that could influence some voters in the forth-coming general election.
For the first time in 70 years, the justices will hear a case on Tuesday testing whether individuals have the right under the US constitution to own firearms. The case could produce a historic ruling that would mobilise activists on both sides of the gun rights debate, and could influence the outcome of the November election.
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By Patti Waldmeir in Washington
Published: March 16 2008 18:54 | Last updated: March 16 2008 18:54
The US Supreme Court will this week step into a politically explosive case over gun rights that could influence some voters in the forth-coming general election.
For the first time in 70 years, the justices will hear a case on Tuesday testing whether individuals have the right under the US constitution to own firearms. The case could produce a historic ruling that would mobilise activists on both sides of the gun rights debate, and could influence the outcome of the November election.
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quote:US court to review `right to bear arms'
By Patti Waldmeir in Washington
Published: March 16 2008 18:54 | Last updated: March 16 2008 18:54
The US Supreme Court will this week step into a politically explosive case over gun rights that could influence some voters in the forth-coming general election.
For the first time in 70 years, the justices will hear a case on Tuesday testing whether individuals have the right under the US constitution to own firearms. The case could produce a historic ruling that would mobilise activists on both sides of the gun rights debate, and could influence the outcome of the November election.
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