Second Amendment Roundup: 5th Circuit Holds Disarming for Meth Conviction Violates 2nd Amendment
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Started February 02, 2026
No historical analogues justify felon possession ban for drug conviction
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Second Amendment Roundup: 5th Circuit Holds Disarming for Meth Conviction Violates 2nd Amendment
Reason (United States) | Feb 02, 2026
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Allowing felons, especially those convicted of drug offenses, to possess firearms poses a significant risk to public safety.
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Restoring Second Amendment rights to non-violent offenders fosters rehabilitation and reintegration into society.
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The legal distinction between violent and non-violent felonies should guide firearm access policies to balance rights and safety.
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Restricting firearm access based solely on drug convictions undermines the Second Amendment rights of individuals who have served their time.
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Historical context suggests that disarming individuals convicted of serious crimes is a necessary measure to protect communities.
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