Tag: second amendment

Delaware’s Ghost Gun Law Found to be Unconstitutional

A week after Gov. Matt Meyer signed legislation intended to “clean up” Delaware’s ghost gun law, a federal court struck down the original statute as unconstitutional. Enacted in 2021, House Bill 125 generally sought to criminalize the distribution, possession, and […]

Gun Dealer Licensing Bill Clears Legislature

On Tuesday afternoon, the Senate approved an amended version of a disputed bill that will require Delaware firearms dealers to be licensed by the state and to comply with new regulations established under the measure. Sponsors and critics of the […]

Disputed “Ghost Gun” Proposal Moves Forward, Despite Unanswered Questions

A bill seeking to circumvent ongoing litigation over a controversial state gun law will advance after clearing a House committee earlier this week, despite unanswered questions over its legality or practicality. Under a 2021 state law, it is a felony […]

Controversial Permit To Purchase Law to be Implemented in Less Than a Month

A contested law restricting gun access in Delaware will be implemented in less than a month. Enacted in May 2024, the “Permit to Purchase Law” requires anyone wanting to acquire a handgun in The First State to obtain a handgun […]