Covers the constitutional protections that shape individual rights, with a focus on the Second Amendment—firearm and ammunition ownership, carrying laws, and how courts review gun regulations. Includes related civil liberties issues such as due process, search and seizure, free speech, and challenges to federal, state, and local laws.
No—under federal law, cannabis users are prohibited from possessing or buying firearms because marijuana is a Schedule I controlled substance. Even if your state allows medical or recreational use, ATF Form 4473 treats marijuana use as unlawful for gun eligibility. This article explains the federal rules, state conflicts, and common legal risks for applicants. The […]
The right to bear arms is a constitutional right protected by the Second Amendment, ratified in 1791. Courts interpret it as protecting an individual right to keep and carry firearms, subject to certain limits and regulations. This article explains the Second Amendment’s text, major Supreme Court rulings, and practical boundaries on gun rights. Understanding the […]
