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Nonetheless, the court held that Section 922(g)(3) regulates conduct, specifically the possession of firearms, that is covered by the plain text of the Second Amendment. Moving to the historical inquiry, the court pointed to cases from the Fifth Circuit and other circuits that reflect “a long and established history in English and American common law” of prohibiting individuals who “pose a risk to society . . . from exercising the right to bear arms.” The court cited approvingly to a Seventh Circuit case concluding that “Congress enacted the exclusions in Section 922(g) to keep guns out of the hands of presumptively risky people,” including “unlawful drug users and addicts.” The court viewed Section 922(g)(3) as consistent with an American legal tradition of disarming persons considered to be a risk to society. หนังใหม่2025