How a Second Amendment case at the Supreme Court is putting gun rights groups in a jam

A Toronto man found not criminal responsible for repeatedly sexually assaulting a “close female relative” over the course of seven months and assaulting and choking her while saying “I want to kill you,” has been granted an absolute discharge by the Ontario Review Board (ORB). The man, identified only by his initials in a recent ORB decision, has also assaulted his father, a cab driver, and sexually assaulted “many others (up to 20, including a vulnerable elderly male patient at a forensic hospital)” as well as molesting children when he was six to nine years old, said the July 2...