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<font color="#FFFFFF">UNDATED: The Alabama State House in Montgomery, Ala., is shown.APMONTGOMERY,
Ala. The Alabama Legislature is telling the federal government and others
to back off on gun control.The Senate passed legislation Tuesday declaring
that All federal acts, laws, orders, rules or regulations regarding firearms
are a violation of the Second Amendment. It also says federal laws
in violation of the Second Amendment shall be considered null and void
in Alabama. The vote was 24-6.The sponsor, Republican Sen. Paul Sanford
of Huntsville, said the bill resulted from hundreds of emails and calls
he received from his north Alabama constituents concerned that Congress
might enact new gun regulations or restore the previous ban on assault
weapons. He said the assault weapon ban is an example of federal
regulation that he considers a violation of the Second Amendment.Democratic
Sen. Bobby Singleton of Greensboro, who voted against the measure, said
state law cant trump federal law. This bill is null and void
on its face, Singleton said.In the House Tuesday, members voted 76-22 for
a proposed constitutional amendment that would require Alabamas courts to
use strict scrutiny when reviewing any new gun control laws. That would
require proponents of the laws to show a compelling interest for the
regulations and that they be narrowly tailored.The Second Amendment bill
sponsored by Republican Rep. Mike Jones of Andalusia was part of the
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