Supreme Court rules in favor of Dallas man in gun case
North Texas resident Ali Hemani, seen at the center of the photo, was never charged with a crime or accused of using a weapon under the influence. Supreme Court justices agree with his legal team that a law barring him from owning a gun just because he admitted to marijuana use violates the Second Amendment.
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