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Philadelphia can require a photo on gun licenses, a federal judge has ruled, rejecting a challenge by a plaintiff who claimed the ordinance violated his First and Second Amendment rights and who said members of his church are "bound to refrain from any method of self-likeness." Judge Berle M. Schiller concluded the ordinance survived a challenge under the rational basis test since the photo requirement was meant to prevent counterfeiting or transferring of licenses.
June 01, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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