D.C.’s handgun ban case sparks national interest

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The D.C. handgun ban case going before the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday has nationwide ramifications. It could settle the meaning of the Second Amendment, overturn gun-control laws across the country and erupt into a campaign issue in the run for the presidency.

But what will it mean for District residents if the justices strike down the city’s ban?

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