United States v. Rene E.

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• concluding that the “right to keep arms in the founding period did not extend to juveniles”
• concluding that the ‘right to keep arms in the founding period did not extend to juveniles’
• concluding that the “right to keep arms in the founding period did not extend to juveniles”
• holding that “the existence of a longstanding tradition of prohibiting juveniles from both receiving and possessing handguns” places the law at issue in the presumptively lawful category
• concluding that the -10- “right to keep arms in the founding period did not extend to juveniles”
• concluding that the ‘right to keep arms in the founding period did not extend to juveniles’

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).