SCOTUS will not rule on a closely watched case over a New York gun regulation, the first Second Amendment case to reach the top court in nearly a decade.
The Supreme Court said on Monday that it will not issue a ruling in a closely watched case over a New York gun regulation.
A Supreme Court Police officer walks up the steps at the U.S. Supreme Court on March 16, 2020 in Washington, DC.that it will not issue a ruling in a closely watched case over a New York gun regulation that barred transport of handguns outside the city, including to second homes and firing ranges. Conservatives were hoping the court, which has a new 5-4 conservative majority, would use the New York case to limit regulations on firearms further. But the outcome of the case was telegraphed in December during oral arguments, when the courtraised by the New York regulation.
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