The U.S. Supreme Court decides not to review Rhode Island’s ban on high-capacity gun magazines, allowing the law enacted in 2022 to remain in effect. This ruling comes after Attorney General Peter F. Neronha celebrated the court’s choice, asserting it supports efforts to implement common sense gun regulations aimed at enhancing public safety.
The Supreme Court’s decision is notable as it aligns with a recent trend where lower courts have upheld similar laws, including Maryland’s ban on assault-style weapons. Neronha highlighted the importance of this decision, citing over 300 charges involving large-capacity magazines in the past year, which he claims have played a crucial role in reducing gun violence in the state.
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