Amish Man Challenges Photo ID Requirement to Buy Firearm as Violation of His Religious BeliefsPennlive.comOct. 28, 2015 |
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WILLIAMSPORT — An Amish man living in Northumberland County whose religious beliefs prevent him from being photographed is challenging the photo identification requirement to purchase a firearm. Andrew Hertzler claims in a suit filed Friday in U.S. Middle District Court that the requirement is a violation of his constitutional right to possess a firearm and of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. Read More |