Court refuses to hear gun cases

The Supreme Court on Monday announced it would not hear two key cases surrounding the Second Amendment.

One case centered on California’s concealed-carry law that allows sheriffs to require individuals applying for concealed-carry permits to cite a need for the permit, such as feeling threatened, according to The Washington Post .

The second case dealt with the federal law that bans felons from possessing guns, according to CNN / The Hill . More here.