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An Affirmation of Our Right to Bear Arms This 3 page paper reviews this landmark case via the 2008 blogs of author Robert A. Levy. Bibliography lists 3 sources
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. District of Columbia v. Heller
An Affirmation of Our Right to Bear Arms Research Compiled by 10/2010 Please
In two separate blog postings (Jul 14 and Jul 22, 2008)
author Robert A. Levy provides a commentary on the issue of gun control or, more specifically, the Supreme Court ruling in District of Columbia v. Heller (2007), a case concerning
the Second Amendment rights to possess a firearm for the purposes of self defense at that persons home. Levys article is informative in nature and it is geared towards
those readers who are seeking clarification on the validity of gun control laws. Levy (2008) presents the thesis that Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalias ruling "reinvigorated the Second Amendment",
an Amendment that, in part, assures our right to bear arms. Indeed, this ruling serves to reassure Americans that we do have a right to have firearms and that
when laws are written counteracting that right they are in actuality unconstitutional. In District of Columbia v. Heller (2007), Heller
challenges three specific laws that have been passed in Washington DC over time. The first of these laws banned handguns that were acquired after 1976. While this law
acted indirectly at least to grandfather in handguns obtained before that time, the second law in question actually banned individuals carrying those handguns from "room to room without a permit"
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