Earlier this year, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that individuals with orders of protection against them must be allowed to keep their guns. This overturned a federal statute that prohibits firearm possession by individuals who a court determined pose a credible threat to the safety of an intimate partner or child. This timely 15-minute lunch and learn opportunity will discuss the implications of US v. Rahimi to be heard by the US Supreme Court on November 7th.

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