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Tag Archives: Mass Shootings
Time To Heed Justice Stevens’ Criticism Of Gun Decision
In a tribute to Justice John Paul Stevens, who died July 16 at 99 years old, Time To Heed Justice Stevens’ Criticism Of Gun Decision (Law360 July 19, 2019), Robert Ludwig notes perhaps none “would have gratified him more than for the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2nd Amendment, American Enlightenment Project, Blind Spots, Chief Justice John Roberts, Chief Justice Warren Burger, Common Use, District of Columbia v. Heller, Gun Control, Gun Epidemic, Gun Policy, Gun Problem, Gun Proliferation, Gun Violence, Historic Blunder, Justice Antonin Scalia, Justice Clarence Thomas, Justice John Paul Stevens, Justice Neil Gorsuch, Lawful Weapons, Legal Oversights, Ludwig & Robinson PLLC, March for Our Lives, Mass Shootings, McDonald v. Chicago, Militia, New York City, New York State Rifle & Pistol Ass’n v. City of New York, Public Carry, Public Safety, Robert W. Ludwig, School Shootings, Second Amendment, U.S. Supreme Court
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A Right To Carry Everywhere, On A Road To Nowhere
Right now, the gun epidemic debate targets its symptoms, whether mass shootings or domestic violence, not its disease: the gun proliferation enabled by a 2008 Supreme Court decision that reinterpreted the 2nd Amendment. The path to ending the epidemic begins … Continue reading
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Tagged 2nd Amendment, American Enlightenment Project, Constitutional Terms of Art, District of Columbia v. Heller, Gun Control, Gun Epidemic, Gun Proliferation, Gun Violence, Historic Blunder, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, Justice Antonin Scalia, Justice Clarence Thomas, Legal Oversights, March for Our Lives, Mass Shootings, McDonald v. Chicago, Militia, Originalism, Public Carry, Public Safety, Robert W. Ludwig, School Shootings, Second Amendment, Textualism, U.S. Supreme Court, Young v. Hawaii
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The Second Amendment Still Undecided, Hiding in Plain View
Robert Ludwig offers new legal and historical insights in response to “The Gun Epidemic,” the first New York Times front-page editorial in a century, urging: “It is past time to stop talking” and start reducing or “eliminating some large categories … Continue reading