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PA court throws out Philadelphia's challenge
Story here. I figured it was just some politicos' publicity stunt anyway -- a city sues the State over its pre-emption laws. The PA Court of Appeals held that, under those laws, Philiadelphia's one-gun-a-month and its "assault weapon" ordinances were invalid.
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Doesn't Philly also have an ordinance that barrs open carry? If so, why is this allowed to remain in force under the pre-emption laws?
Posted by: Anonymous at September 26, 2008 02:10 PM
