The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that it is legal for Minnesotans to carry a ghost gun without a serial number.

The split ruling could make it harder for prosecutors to bring the gun charges as they have in hundreds of cases per year.

The majority opinion said Minnesota lacks a clear legislative stance on ghost guns and a statute was being improperly imposed ...

The court ruled the state law that prohibits the possession of an unserialized firearm does not apply if the gun is not ...

Since US law doesn’t restrict the ownership of ghost guns, neither does the state of Minnesota, opined the court’s majority.

On Wednesday, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled in a split decision that ‘ghost guns’ are not required to have a serial ...

The announcement from Sen. Ron Latz follows a split decision that guns without serial numbers are legal in the state.

After 14 months, that’s the split-decision ruling from the Minnesota Supreme Court, which said current law does not clearly restrict ghost gun possession if those guns do not have a serial number.

The split ruling could make it harder for prosecutors to bring the gun charges as they have in hundreds of cases per year.

A Minnesota law criminalizes the possession of a firearm without a serial number only if federal law requires the weapon to ...

The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled ghost guns can be legal as federal law doesn't mandate serial numbers for certain firearms.

Minnesota leaders are questioning a decision made by the state’s Supreme Court on Wednesday, calling it “concerning.”The ...