The Supreme Court refused to take up what would’ve been its next big gun case on Monday, declining to weigh in on Maryland’s ban on certain so-called assault weapons.

Thomas wrote to cast doubt on whether PLCAA’s reference to knowing violations of federal or state statutes includes violations that have not been formally found by a court or other regulatory body.

Justice Clarence Thomas blasted the Supreme Court on Monday for declining to take up a case challenging Maryland’s law banning “assault weapons,” which specifically targets the AR-15 firearm.

Justice Thomas noted that he had called for Tinker to be overruled, and for the Court to conclude that public schools have essentially plenary authority to restrict students' speech.

The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal over a middle schooler being barred from wearing a T-shirt to class that said, “There Are Only Two Genders.” Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel ...