US Supreme Court rules in favour of gun ownership

The top US court, in a blow to gun control advocates, ruled today that Americans have the right to own a gun.

US Supreme Court rules in favour of gun ownership
Mon, 28 Jun, 2010 - 19:54

The top US court, in a blow to gun control advocates, ruled today that Americans have the right to own a gun.

The ruling by a narrowly divided Supreme Court said states and cities cannot bar Americans from owning firearms in the US.

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