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Gun checks may violate federal law

The Delaware State Police have been conducting secret background checks of some gun owners since 2001, a process known as "superchecks" that may violate federal law.

Read About It: News Journal (Wilmington, DE)

Posted: 12/1/2008 9:46:13 AM

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