The Latest: Judge: President, Congress should eye 3D guns
SEATTLE (AP) — The Latest on a lawsuit aimed at blocking a settlement that allows a company to post online plans for printing 3D guns. (all times local):
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A federal judge hearing arguments over a settlement that allows a company to post online plans for printing 3D guns said the overall issue of such untraceable plastic weapons should be decided by the president or Congress.
U.S. District Judge Robert Lasnik said Tuesday that he'll rule on the legal issues involving the settlement between the company and the Trump administration.
He added, however, that "a solution to the greater problem is so much better suited" to the president or Congress.
Lasnik recently issued a restraining order blocking the online release of the plans.