Overview

• Supreme Court's 8-1 ruling in United States v. Rahimi upholds restrictions on gun ownership for those under domestic violence restraining orders.
• Hunter Biden's legal team sees potential in using the ruling's language to challenge the ban on drug users owning firearms.
• Chief Justice Roberts emphasized that only those deemed a danger by a judge should have their guns confiscated, which could favor Biden's case.
• Legal analysts are divided on whether the ruling strengthens or weakens Biden's chances of overturning his conviction.
• Biden's appeal may clash with his father's gun-control policies, highlighting political and legal complexities.