Supreme Court to Decide If Domestic Abusers Have Right to Own Firearms

The Supreme Court will consider whether people subject to domestic violence restraining orders can legally possess guns.
The case will test how broadly the Supreme Court will interpret the Second Amendment after expanding gun rights last year.
Lower courts have struck down various gun laws following the Supreme Court's ruling, creating confusion over which laws can stand.
The Biden administration appealed a ruling that invalidated a federal law prohibiting domestic abusers from owning firearms.
The outcome of the case could impact federal and state laws aimed at restricting access to firearms for dangerous individuals.