In United States v. Hemani the Supreme Court rejected a firearm-possession prosecution resting solely on regular marijuana use. Its narrow holding left addiction, current intoxication and proof of individual danger open, and did not decide firearm purchases or transfers.[1]
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References
- US Supreme Court — United States v. Hemani, No. 24-1234 (18 June 2026)Majority opinion, printed pages 18–19; narrow as-applied holding
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