Key Takeaways A federal judge denied Louisiana State Police Superintendent Frank Besson’s request to involve the U.S. attorney general in a lawsuit challenging Louisiana’s concealed carry law. Judge David C. Joseph ruled that the lawsuit does not challenge the constitutionality of the federal Gun-Free School Zones Act, so there was no need for a defense from the Justice Department. The decision keeps the lawsuit focused on Louisiana’s concealed carry rules, allowing it to proceed more quickly without introducing additional constitutional arguments. The ruling represents a small win for gun owners, but it does not grant any new rights or changes…

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