In a federal lawsuit filed this morning, Dick A. Heller and two other plaintiffs allege that the District of Columbia is violating the letter and the spirit of the June 26 Supreme Court decision with its regulations prohibiting ownership of semi-automatic pistols and requiring an arbitrary registration fee. In The Washington Post.
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July 28, 2008
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