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Story summary
- The Supreme Court will review a large slate of Second Amendment cases, including felon-in-possession and assault-weapon bans.
- The court has already agreed to hear cases on unlawful drug users carrying firearms.
- More than 60 petitions challenging the felon-in-possession law have been relisted, signaling potential interest from at least one justice.
- Challenging AR-15 bans in ten states are on the docket and could influence the conservative majority.
