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DOJ Sues San Jose, Alleging $1,600 Firearm Fee Is Unconstitutional
DOJ Sues San Jose, Alleging $1,600 Firearm Fee Is Unconstitutional
Authored by Naveen Athrappully via The Epoch Times,
The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against the City of San Jose, California, alleging that its nearly $1,600 firearm licensing fee infringes the Second Amendment right to carry firearms for self-defense. The fee has risen by about $300 over three fiscal years to $1,591.
"San Jose is a national outlier when it comes to burdening the exercise of fundamental rights. Its fees are abusive and violate the Second Amendment," the Department of Justice...
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