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Gun shows as free speech?

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Alameda County’s ban on possessing guns at the county fairgrounds may be unconstitutional, a federal judge has ruled in a lawsuit challenging what effectively is a ban on gun shows.

Having guns at gun shows can be constitutionally protected “expressive conduct,” a form of free speech under the First Amendment, U.S. District Judge Martin Jenkins said in an order Tuesday, rejecting the county’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by gun-show promoters Russell and Sallie Nordyke.

While I appreciate the sentiment, I can’t help scratching my head.

One Response to “Gun shows as free speech?”

  1. cube Says:

    It could fall under the part about peaceful assebly, which is part of the free speech clause.

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