An Ohio common pleas court (trial court) judge has applied strict scrutiny to invalidate an Ohio gun prohibition. The gun prohibition at issue involved an old non-violent drug offense which would have placed the gun owneer under a disabiity from owning or possessing firearms.
The court said that the gun owner had a home and business in a high crime area and has a fundamental constitutional right to keep a firearm for protection.
Read the case here.
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