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Natural Law or the Legislature, but not the Second Amendment
Without natural law in the backdrop, the Second Amendment does not guarantee a right of individual self-defense. If the Court is on the verge of saying otherwise, is it prepared to revive natural law? If not, get thee to the legislature.
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You Have a Right to a Silencer
Akhil Amar’s analysis of Heller is unlikely to persuade any justices doctrinally, but it captures the cultural point that will decide this case. According to Amar, the Second Amendment had to do with militias, so it doesn’t create an individual right.
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