Senate Judiciary Delays Consideration of Gun Control Bills

The Washington Post reports that the Senate Judiciary Committee has delayed consideration of gun control legislation for one week to give them an opportunity to hear from more witnesses. From the Post:

"In light of the delay, Committee Chairman Patrick J. Leahy (D-Vt.) said the panel would reconvene March 7 to begin considering the four bills, a process that will go “as late as necessary.” He said he hopes the full Senate can begin debating whichever bills are approved by the committee before the end of March."