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    Editorial: The legal fight over 3D printed guns isn't about firearms. It's about free speech

    by The Los Angeles Times Editorial Board, Los Angeles Times Aug 03, 2018 2 minutes

    A federal judge had good reason to temporarily bar a gun-rights activist this week from distributing software to produce working plastic firearms from 3D printers, but it was the wrong result. While gun-control advocates are legitimately concerned about the threat posed by this technology, defenders of the First Amendment should be wary of where the court battle may go.

    The issue centers on Cody Wilson of the

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