Government
Aug. 9, 2022
Gun groups challenge ban on marketing guns to minors
AB 2571 “impermissibly delegates to ‘a court’ the determination, on an ad hoc and subjective basis, of whether a marketing or advertising communication ‘reasonably appears to be attractive to minors,’ without providing an explicit standard for application of the law,” wrote Michael B. Reynolds, of Snell & Wilmer.
A new law barring the marketing of firearms to minors violates free speech protections, a gun rights group argues in a lawsuit.
“The First Amendment … protects both pure ideological and political speech, as well as honest, non-misleading commercial speech promoting lawful products or services, especially when the products or services are themselves protected by the Constitution,” wrote Michael B. Reynolds, a partner with Snell & Wilme...
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