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DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY
505 University Dr. East,
Suite 101
College Station, TX 77840
4 Blocks East of Texas Ave. &
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STATE &C LOCAL
Thursday • April]'
Supreme Court rules 1990 Gun-Free Scho
•e 7 • T
Zones Act unconstitutional in a 5-4 decision
(held at 8:
Q The ruling declared that Con
gress lacked authority to enact
the law because it did not fall
within its authority to regulate
interstate commerce.
Principal Burl Whatley has encountered
firearms on campus and even heard shots ring
out during a recent lunch period, yet he’s not
exactly mourning the demise Wednesday of a
federal law banning possession of a gun with
in 1,000 feet of a school.
Like other Texas school and law enforce
ment officials, Whatley said the statute
thrown out by the U.S. Supreme Court was
not necessarily a primary line of defense
against guns.
“I don’t know that we lost anything
when we had that ruling, because I don’t
know that there was any prosecution un
der that,” said Whatley, principal at El Pa
so’s Coronado High.
Ruling 5-4 in a San Antonio case, the na
tion’s high court said Congress lacked the au
thority to enact the 1990 Gun-Free School
Zones Act because it does not fall within its
authority to regulate interstate commerce.
The act “is a criminal statute that by its
terms has nothing to do with ‘commerce’ or
any sort of economic enterprise, however
broadly one might define those terms,”
Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist wrote
for the court.
States have the primary authority to enact
and enforce criminal laws, the court said.
The decision denied the government's
bid to reinstate a former San Antonio high
school student’s conviction for carrying a
gun to school.
Alfonso Lopez Jr. said he was given the
gun to deliver to someone else for $40 to use
in what Lopez described as a “gang war” at
Edison High School.
Stephen Johnson, Edison’s principal at
bite,
att Ba
"Sometimes the Supreme Court and the leg
islators have to sit down and say 'Let's do
what's right for the children.' I'm definitely
against the decision by the Supreme Court."
— Paul Strelzin,
principal of El Pas 0*5 Bowie High
the time, said Wednesday that he doubts
the high court’s ruling will make much of a
practical difference.
“It wasn’t totally important because there
are other gun laws. Obviously, we had state
laws that said you couldn’t bring your guns on
campus,” he told San Antonio radio station
WOAI. ‘‘But it just gave it a little more
weight, being a federal law. ... I’m concerned
because we need all the tools we can get to
help with discipline on the campuses.”
Existing state law makes it at: ,e V
felony for anyone but a licensed pei ljlpi
or security guard to possess a firearr
weapon on school property. Violate!Te xas A<!
imprisoned for two to 10 years. ’exas A&
“So we are not without protect (odeo will
Austin police Sgt. Ken Cavett. iTabor Rc
In fact, Cavett said officers in-ifwniatioi
gang and robbery unit could notrt jnjlU 696-
having any cases come under the fedwGl
Whatley said he also was notsd Wildlife
the federal actbqah |ra ^ R (
forced, even tiMExpo v
weapons have betpini- 4 p.
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pal of El Paso’s Bowie High. “I'm 1
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