Critics of the state's recently-expanded "red flag" law have won a round in court.
A state Supreme Court justice has ruled it is unconstitutional and denies gun owners their due process rights.
The law allows private citizens, police officers, school officials, and DAs to seek an order prohibiting a person from buying or owning a firearm.
However, attorney Dan Strollo says those people don't have the training to determine if someone is a danger.
Justice Tom Moran handed down the ruling this morning.
Strollo says he won't be surprised if the state attorney general files an appeal.