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The 4th Circuit concluded Maryland’s law fails the Bruen test, finding that Maryland has failed to establish that its law is consistent with the U.S.’s “historical tradition,” as Bruen requires. Under Bruen, a regulation is unconstitutional unless the government can show that “the regulation is consistent with this Nation’s historical tradition of firearm regulation,” the opinion notes.

4th Circuit strikes down Maryland's handgun licensure requirement
A federal appeals court ruled today that Maryland’s preliminary handgun-licensure requirement is unconstitutional.

Off-topic complaints from the anti-gun left:
More winning!Gov. Wes Moore denounced the ruling and said the state was weighing whether to appeal.
“I am disappointed in the Fourth Circuit Court’s decision,” Moore said in a statement. “This law is not about stripping away rights from responsible gun owners – it’s about every Marylander having the right to live free from fear. Common-sense gun laws are critical to protecting all Marylanders from the gun violence that has terrorized our communities.
The constitutional right to bear arms in public for self-defense is not “a second-class right, subject to an entirely different body of rules than the other Bill of Rights guarantees.