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Third Circuit· 2/10/2025

George Pitsilides v. William Barr

Citations

  • 128 F.4th 203

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  • involving a plaintiff’s request for a declaratory judgment entitling him to possess a firearm in the future
  • “[W]e remain vigilant not to ‘assume[ ] that founding-era legislatures maximally exercised their power to regulate’ conduct.” (quoting Rahimi, 602 U.S. at 740 (Barrett, J., concurring)
  • “Courts . . . must consider a convict’s entire criminal history and post-conviction conduct indicative of dangerousness, along with his predicate offense and the conduct giving rise to that conviction, to evaluate whether he meets the threshold for continued disarmament.”

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