A Texas court ruled that the ATF's registration scheme for suppressors is unconstitutional without a tax.
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A Texas court ruled that the ATF's registration scheme for suppressors is unconstitutional without a tax.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Rep Andrew Clyde commented on the DOJ decision following the Texas court ruling on ATF registration.1 source
SAF seeks clarification from ATF and DOJ following a Texas court ruling on NFA registration.1 source
Judge rules on federal law application regarding NFA tax legislation in Texas.1 source
Texas court rules ATF suppressor registration scheme unconstitutional without tax.1 source
Confirms James Wesley Hendrix's judicial role in the Northern District of Texas.1 source
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James Wesley Hendrix
American lawyer; Assistant United States Attorney for the Northern District of Texas
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