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The group suing the state of Delaware for its semi-automatic weapon ban says the future of the case depends on two separate court cases.
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The high court also declined to hear a challenge to Maryland’s handgun licensing requirements, which Delaware's own permit-to-purchase is modeled off of.
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Delaware seeks to dismiss a lawsuit filed to overturn its recently enacted permit-to-purchase law.
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The Third Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals denies gun lobbyists’ request for injunctive relief against Delaware’s ban on assault weapons and large-capacity magazines.
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On its last day of the legislative session, the Delaware General Assembly passes four bills related to firearm regulations.
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State Rep. Jeff Spiegelman’s (R-Clayton) multi-year effort to clarify the definition of a firearm in Delaware passes the state House of Representatives.
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A bill making it a felony to bring a firearm onto a college campus passes in the Delaware House.
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Under the new law, an approved training course must be completed within five years of the firearm purchase date, with concealed carry permit holders and current or retired law-enforcement officers exempt from the requirement.
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Bills to add higher education institutions to the Safe School Zone criminal offense, narrow the definition of firearms, and create a Voluntary Firearms Do-Not-Sell Registry all garnered enough support to be released from committee Wednesday.
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After five years and four different versions of the bill, a law requiring firearm training before purchasing a handgun, known as "permit-to-purchase," passes in the Delaware General Assembly.