Posted on 19/03/08
Gun-control case starts to split U.S. court
WASHINGTON -- The opening shots in a gun law case that may pepper this year's presidential race were fired yesterday when the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments about whether the constitutional right to bear arms means Americans can keep handguns at home.
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