On Tue, Jan 08, 2008 at 02:23:13PM -0500, Philip F. Lee wrote:
> Recently, the NRA supported HR2640, the so-call NICS improvement
> measure, and CBS News ("NRA, Democrats Team Up To Pass Gun Bill",
> WASHINGTON, June 13, 2007) and the Wall Street Journal ("Uncommon
> Harmony: Democrats and NRA P
Recently, the NRA supported HR2640, the so-call NICS improvement
measure, and CBS News ("NRA, Democrats Team Up To Pass Gun Bill",
WASHINGTON, June 13, 2007) and the Wall Street Journal ("Uncommon
Harmony: Democrats and NRA Push for Gun Bill", David Rogers, June 13,
2007) gave them credit for d
On Jan 8, 2008, at 11:39 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I realize my question ultimately depends on a plausible
> explication of
> "pro-Second Amendment." Unfortunately, I'm not able to do that. So
> let's just use
> the NRA as an example. My second question is which proposed (or
> actu
On Jan 8, 2008, at 6:40 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Can anyone help me find a pro-Second Amendment source which states
> and
> defends some regulations of gun ownership? Thanks in advance.
The answer to this question largely depends on how the answerer
defines "pro-Second Amendment."
I realize my question ultimately depends on a plausible explication of
"pro-Second Amendment." Unfortunately, I'm not able to do that. So let's just
use
the NRA as an example. My second question is which proposed (or actual) gun
regulations does the NRA oppose. Again, thanks in advance.
Everyone does. For example, Don Kates does in his groundbreaking 1986 Michigan
Law Review article. http://www.guncite.com/journals/kmich.html
Professor Joseph Olson, J.D., LL.M.o- 651-523-2142
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Can anyone help me find a pro-Second Amendment source which states and
defends some regulations of gun ownership? Thanks in advance.
Bobby
Robert Justin Lipkin
Professor of Law
Widener University School of Law
Delaware
Ratio Juris
, Contributor: _ http://ratiojuris.blogspot.com/_
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of English and Colonial gun control laws
out there? I know Bellesiles claimed to have been researching this, and
my sense is Prof. Churchill has looked at some, too, but I'm wondering
if there's some place out there where they're well organized.
Jon Roland wrote:
> Joyce Malcolm has done the most work on the English side, but it is more
> selective than comprehensive, although there apparently also wasn't much
> legislation beyond what is in her book. On the U.S. side the closest are
> the books by James Whisker, which we have online at
It should be noted that what we today call "gun control" laws were rare,
and almost all directed at disarming disfavored minorities, like
Catholics (in England), or Blacks or Native Americans (in the colonies
and early republic). About the first U.S. laws to restrict white males
were the restri
Joyce Malcolm has done the most work on the English side, but it is more
selective than comprehensive, although there apparently also wasn't much
legislation beyond what is in her book. On the U.S. side the closest are
the books by James Whisker, which we have online at
http://www.constitution.
Is there a compendium of English and Colonial gun control laws
out there? I know Bellesiles claimed to have been researching this, and
my sense is Prof. Churchill has looked at some, too, but I'm wondering
if there's some place out there where they're well org
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