Federal judge denies TRO against Illinois assault weapons ban for Naperville gun store owner

CHICAGO (WLS) — A federal decide in Chicago denied a Naperville gun retailer proprietor and different plaintiffs a short lived restraining order towards the Illinois assault weapons ban.

The ruling, issued by the Seventh Circuit Courtroom, rejected the lawsuit partially on Second Modification grounds, writing, “As a result of assault weapons are significantly harmful weapons and high-capacity magazines are significantly harmful weapon equipment, their regulation accords with historical past and custom. Naperville and Illinois lawfully exercised their authority to manage their possession, switch, sale and manufacture by enacting a ban on business gross sales. That call comports with the Second Modification.”

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The gun retailer proprietor had argued the ban causes irreparable hurt to his enterprise.

Two state lawsuits, filed in White County and Effingham, have succeeded in getting short-term restraining orders towards the ban for 1000’s of plaintiffs, together with failed Republican gubernatorial candidate Darren Baily. That is the primary ruling issued in federal courtroom, and the primary to disclaim a short lived restraining order towards the ban.

One other short-term restraining order issued for Illinois assault weapons ban by White Co. decide

There are extra lawsuits pending in each state and federal courtroom over the Illinois assault weapons ban.