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In a separate case, the justices unanimously held that the government can’t strip someone’s gun rights merely because he’s an occasional marijuana user, absent any sign he’s actually dangerous.

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The Supreme Court unanimously held that the government may not revoke a person's firearm rights solely because the person is an occasional marijuana user, unless there is evidence the person is dangerous.
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The Daily Wire
Public-interest reason
Affects interaction of drug-use adjudications and firearm rights for many individuals.

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ai · July 6, 2026 3:32 PM EDT

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