We regret to inform you that the most commonly used gun in the United States of America, the AR-15-style rifle, apparently doesn’t qualify for the U.S. Supreme Court’s “common use” historical gun test embodied in the Bruen gun decision. At least not yet, anyway.
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The Supremes didn’t rule on that question this week. Instead, they decided not to take a case that challenged a Maryland law that would have decided the issue.
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The deciding vote not to take the Snope vs. Brown case that would have tested Maryland’s ban on AR-15-style rifles was Brett Kavanaugh’s. He issued a treacly missive saying that he was so sorry, but we’ll get ‘er next time.
Kavanaugh called the case “an outlier.”
This case primarily concerns Maryland’s ban on the
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