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My law review article, Public Safety or
Bills of Attainder?, has been used in pre-Heller cases. In it I
argue that legislative disabilities of the RKBA are constitutional
prohibited bills of attainder. It is not enough that due process be
done in the original trial if the disablement is not argued at
sentencing and made an explicit part of the original sentencing order. Yuri R. Linetsky wrote: So the question, and request: is anyone aware of cases where challenges to such state disability statutes have been raised post Heller? Also helpful would be briefs challenging such a disability statute. -- Jon ------------------------------------------------------------------- Constitution Society 2900 W Anderson Ln C-200-322, Austin, TX 78757 512/299-5001 www.constitution.org jon.rol...@constitution.org ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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