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Ninth Circuit· 12/14/2016

Jeff Silvester v. Kamala Harris

Citations

  • 843 F.3d 816
  • 2016 U.S. App. LEXIS 22184
  • 2016 WL 7228824

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that a statute imposing a ten-day waiting period to purchase firearms on certain individuals was reasonably fit to state’s public safety objective
  • noting that “[t]here is … nothing new in having to wait for the delivery of a weapon” and upholding 10-day waiting period
  • noting that “[t]here is … nothing new in having to wait for the delivery of a weapon” and upholding 10-day waiting period
  • upholding a 10-day waiting period for purchasers who already had a concealed-carry permit and already cleared a background check
  • upholding a ten-day waiting period on the sale of firearms to those who already own one
  • upholding a 10-day waiting period for purchasers who already had a concealed-carry permit and already cleared a background check

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Judges: Thomas, Schroeder, Nguyen

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