Gun Owners of America secured a judgment Thursday in Wilson v. Hanley that blocks the enforcement of Virginia’s universal background check law.
Virginia’s universal background check law applied to handgun sales.
The case was heard in the court for the Twenty-Fourth Judicial Circuit of Virginia.
Judge F. Patrick Yeatts wrote the court order, noting myriad problems with Virginia’s universal background check law along the way.
For example, at one point he highlighted the universal background check special categorization of 18- to 20-year-olds, exempting them from background check passage while yet requiring background check passage for a handgun…
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