A September 9 Supreme Court filing shows the United States serving its motion for leave to participate in oral argument as amicus curiae in the assault-weapons-ban cases. The filing is procedural, but it confirms the federal government's request to take argument time in a major Second Amendment dispute now on the Court's merits docket. That marks a concrete post-September 6 development in the cases' briefing and argument posture.
No. 25-238 and 25-566
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