Ohio man challenges 150-year-old home distilling ban
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Sept, 15:37 · Archive
An Ohio man is seeking Supreme Court review of a 150-year federal ban on home distilling.
John Ream from Ohio is challenging a long-standing federal prohibition on distilling liquor at home, which currently carries felony charges, fines and up to five years in prison. He hopes the Supreme Court will overturn the ban.
How it is being reported
- Ex-engineer challenging 150-year-old homeade liquor ban hopes Supreme Court will hear his caseOhio homebrewer John Ream hopes the Supreme Court will overturn a 150-year-old federal ban that makes distilling liquor at home a felony.New York Post · 22 Sept, 15:23
- Man challenging 150-year-old ban on making liquor at home hopes Supreme Court takes his caseAn Ohio man's Supreme Court case challenges a more than 150-year federal ban on home distilling that carries felony charges, fines and up to five years in prison.Fox News · 22 Sept, 12:00
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