Scottish teen James Maris sentenced to community supervision for attempting to 3D-print a gun.

James Maris, a 19-year-old from Scotland, was sentenced to a three-year community supervision and 300 hours of unpaid work for attempting to build a 3D-printed FGC-9 gun. Maris, who received the 3D printer as a gift, pleaded guilty to Firearms Act offenses. The judge considered his mental health diagnoses and early guilty plea, avoiding a prison sentence. Maris is under strict surveillance, including electronic tagging and password sharing with authorities.

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