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A federal court ruled the ban on guns in post offices unconstitutional, citing lack of historical precedent.
A federal court has ruled that the federal ban on carrying firearms in post offices is unconstitutional, stating it lacks historical precedent and violates the Second Amendment.
The decision, issued by Judge Reed O’Connor in Texas, applies to members of the Firearms Policy Coalition and the Second Amendment Foundation, allowing them to carry concealed firearms in post offices.
The court emphasized that restrictions on guns in "sensitive places" must be grounded in historical tradition, which the government failed to prove.
The ruling follows similar decisions in Florida and reflects a broader judicial trend favoring gun rights based on historical precedent.
The U.S.
Postal Service and Justice Department have not commented.
Un tribunal federal dictaminó que la prohibición de armas de fuego en las oficinas de correos era inconstitucional, citando la falta de precedentes históricos.