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Supreme Court Ruling Expands Gun Rights for Some Drug Users

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The US Supreme Court ruled on the rights of drug users to possess firearms.
Specifically, the decision affects marijuana users and their ability to own guns.
The ruling suggests that a categorical ban on possession is unconstitutional.
This decision is seen as an expansion of the Second Amendment rights.
The implications of the ruling may influence future gun control legislation.

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The US Supreme Court ruled on the rights of drug users to possess firearms.
Specifically, the decision affects marijuana users and their ability to own guns.
The ruling suggests that a categorical ban on possession is unconstitutional.
This decision is seen as an expansion of the Second Amendment rights.
The implications of the ruling may influence future gun control legislation.

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