A federal appeals court ruled a ban on gun possession for users of illegal drugs is unconstitutional as applied to a man who used marijuana. The three-judge panel ruled on Wednesday that Patrick Darnell Daniels Jr.’s Second Amendment rights were violated in being convicted of the charge. Law enforcement had pulled over Daniels for driving a vehicle without a license plate in April of last year. The officers found two loaded firearms and several marijuana cigarette butts in the car. Although Daniels was not alleged to have been smoking at the time, he admitted being a regular marijuana user to law enforcement and was subsequently charged with the gun crime, court records indicate.
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