Sandy Hook families urge Supreme Court to uphold state and local bans on AR-15-style rifles
Relatives whose loved ones were killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting are making an impassioned plea to the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold state and local bans on certain semiautomatic rifles, citing the high body counts and devastating injuries the weapons can inflict.
Relatives of Sandy Hook shooting victims are urging the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold bans on certain semiautomatic rifles. They emphasize the high number of casualties and severe injuries these weapons can cause. The plea comes as the court considers the legality of such state and local prohibitions.
- Sandy Hook victims’ families are appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court.
- They are asking the court to uphold state and local bans on certain semiautomatic rifles.
- The families highlight the high body counts and devastating injuries these weapons can inflict.
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