Key Takeaways The DOJ has filed a lawsuit against Denver, claiming its assault weapons ban violates the Second Amendment and civil rights laws. The lawsuit challenges the ban on carrying and possessing semiautomatic rifles, including popular models like the AR-15. The DOJ argues that AR-15s are commonly used and protected under the Second Amendment, citing significant ownership numbers. The lawsuit aims for declaratory and injunctive relief to prevent enforcement of the ordinance against AR-15 style rifles. This case reflects a shift in federal views on local gun laws, potentially setting a precedent for future challenges. Estimated reading time: 8 minutes…
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