Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier used an X post Friday to explain how bump stocks work and to make clear his office “will not defend a conviction under [a 2018 Florida bump stock ban] going forward.”
The text of his X post begins: “People are being arrested and prosecuted under a 2018 law that banned ‘bump stocks.’ As currently written, the overly broad law appears to restrict the use of trigger enhancements used by firearms owners for lawful purposes, subjecting them to five years in prison.”
In the opinion attached to the post, Uthmeier wrote, “Bump stocks are widely used for lawful purposes including self-defense; indeed, their very…
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