The Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision stating that the government cannot restrict gun ownership based on marijuana use. This ruling was in favor of a Texas man who faced prosecution under a federal law that prohibits habitual drug users from owning firearms.
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Supreme Court rules against restricting gun ownership for marijuana users
The Supreme Court has ruled that gun ownership cannot be restricted due to marijuana use, siding with a Texas man prosecuted under federal law. The decision was unanimous among the justices.
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Government can’t restrict gun ownership over marijuana use, Supreme Court rules
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Supreme Court rules against restricting gun ownership for marijuana users