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Continuing the fight to defend the constitutional rights of all law-abiding citizens, the Second Amendment Foundation filed a lawsuit this week challenging D.C.’s highly restrictive concealed carry law, which requires that applicants show a “good reason” for needing the permit.

The foundation filed the lawsuit on behalf of three men who were denied permits by the Metropolitan Police Department because they failed to demonstrate “a good reason to fear injury to person or property.”

According to the lawsuit, “individuals cannot be required to prove a ‘good reason’ or ‘other proper reason’ for the exercise of fundamental constitutional rights, including the right to keep and bear arms.”

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