jcutonilli
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- Mar 28, 2013
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Interesting article in the Volokh Conspiracy
https://reason.com/volokh/2018/12/27/some-courts-underenforce-second-amend
https://reason.com/volokh/2018/12/27/some-courts-underenforce-second-amend
Do Some Courts Underenforce the Second Amendment?
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thanks for the info...
We The People get this.. (criticizing the Supreme Court's "Sphinx-like inscrutability" on important post-Heller issues,)
We The People get this.. (criticizing the Supreme Court's "Sphinx-like inscrutability" on important post-Heller issues,)
danb
dont be a dumbass
I meant to post this when I read it.
Very interesting. It stops and make you go hmmmmmm
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Comments swiftly drifted to the question of abortion rights. Lots of interesting arguments. I had no idea that abortion had been dealt with under English Common Law. (It's either a misdemeanor or felony, depending on the development of the fetus).
Faulting SCOTUS for failing to support Heller is perhaps reasonable, but given the composition of the court until this year, I can see why cert was never granted, and I agree with their decision in that matter. It's far harder to change a decision once made, than to wait until a reasonable alignment of opinion comes to pass, most especially on a subject so fraught with freight on both sides. I'd really like to see a 6-3 decision favoring my personal viewpoint.
Faulting SCOTUS for failing to support Heller is perhaps reasonable, but given the composition of the court until this year, I can see why cert was never granted, and I agree with their decision in that matter. It's far harder to change a decision once made, than to wait until a reasonable alignment of opinion comes to pass, most especially on a subject so fraught with freight on both sides. I'd really like to see a 6-3 decision favoring my personal viewpoint.
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