Colorado Bill Criminalizing Computer Code Sparks Constitutional Battle Over Gun Rights and Free Speech
Colorado bill criminalizing possession of 3D printing code draws fierce opposition over First and Second Amendment concerns.
Colorado bill criminalizing possession of 3D printing code draws fierce opposition over First and Second Amendment concerns.
(Original photos by Eric B .)
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