Strict scrutiny for Second Amendment rights?
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Posted Friday, March 21, 2008, at 1:46 PM
Putting on my doctrinalist's hat, rather than my historian's hat, I was nonplussed by Deborah's casual
statement
that if we recognized a fundamental right to keep and bear arms "thatcitizens would be able to carry guns with them pretty much anywhere,anyplace, for any reason. For such is the result at least traditionalstrict scrutiny of regulation of a fundamental right would most likelybring."
Where did the idea come from the that fundamental rights listed in the Bill of Rights are generally protected by a test of strict scrutiny?
Where did the idea come from the that fundamental rights listed in the Bill of Rights are generally protected by a test of strict scrutiny?
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