Nevada Supreme Court upholds ban on 'ghost guns'
The Nevada Supreme Court upheld the state's ban on 'ghost guns,' overturning a lower court ruling. 'Ghost guns' are firearms built from parts kits. The ban prohibits possession, purchase, and transfer of unserialized gun parts.
Key Points
- Nevada Supreme Court overturns lower court ruling
- Ban includes prohibition on possession, purchase, and transfer of unserialized gun parts
- Ruling seen as a win for gun control advocates
Pros
- Prevention of unregulated firearms manufacturing
- Enhanced public safety by regulating 'ghost guns'
Cons
- Potential limitations on Second Amendment rights
- Disagreement on the clarity of the ban's terms