Louisiana is the latest state to join the push to overturn a Washington State law that bans the sale and possession of gun magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. A total of 27 states are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to make the change to the law that was enacted in 2022.
The law was temporarily struck down by a Cowlitz County judge, who ruled it violated the Second Amendment. In May, the Washington Supreme Court upheld the law, saying magazines with more than 10 rounds are not protected.
Meanwhile, an amicus brief filed by the opposing states says around 48 percent of gun owners possess magazines with higher capacities and that they are essential for self-defense and hunting.
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