For the last
week I’ve been unsuccessfully bludgeoning a post on Abramski vs. United States, the Supreme
Court's recent ruling on straw purchases. Beyond its support of portions of the 1993
Brady Bill, I thought the SCOTUS opinion was an important illustration of the nature of
laws, their costs, unintended consequences, and the unwarranted criminalization of everyday
acts.
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Abramski vs. United States has been put aside. I’ll probably pull the meatiest portions apart for future blog posts. However, Blogging. Will. Restart.
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