A coalition of gun rights groups has filed a brief in Duarte v. United States, urging the Supreme Court to overturn the lifetime firearm ban for nonviolent felons. They argue that history shows peaceable citizens, even those with past convictions, retained their right to bear arms. LISTEN TO THIS ARTICLE WASHINGTON, D.C. (3-minute read) — A coalition of prominent gun rights organizations, including the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC), National Rifle Association (NRA), FPC Action Foundation, and Second Amendment Foundation, has formally asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review a case that could reshape firearm rights in America. The case, Duarte…
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