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The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled ghost guns can be legal as federal law doesn't mandate serial numbers for certain firearms.

The law could subject pedestrians to criminal liability if they walk up to an officer to ask for directions, Judge Doris Pryor wrote.

Three of four cases raising challenges under Iowa's 2022 gun rights amendment were decided by narrow 4-3 majorities in ...