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Fitting A Gun In A Circle–A How-To Guide: A Comprehensive Look At The Standard Of Review For Gun Regulations Under The Second Amendment, Beth Coplowitz
Fitting A Gun In A Circle–A How-To Guide: A Comprehensive Look At The Standard Of Review For Gun Regulations Under The Second Amendment, Beth Coplowitz
University of Miami Law Review
In District of Columbia v. Heller, the Supreme Court’s landmark Second Amendment case, the Court held that the right to bear arms is an individual right aimed at self-defense in the home. Two years later, McDonald v. City of Chicago extended this right to the states through the Fourteenth Amendment. However, lower courts were left with little guidance on what level of scrutiny to apply to gun regulations. As a result, courts have applied various levels of scrutiny including intermediate scrutiny, strict scrutiny, a two-step inquiry that leads to either intermediate or strict scrutiny, and an undue burden standard. Of …
Shoot To Kill: A Critical Look At Stand Your Ground Laws, Tamara Rice Lave
Shoot To Kill: A Critical Look At Stand Your Ground Laws, Tamara Rice Lave
University of Miami Law Review
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Shooting Blanks: The Supreme Court's Flawed Analysis In Mcdonald V. City Of Chicago, Emily Horowitz
Shooting Blanks: The Supreme Court's Flawed Analysis In Mcdonald V. City Of Chicago, Emily Horowitz
University of Miami Law Review
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The Right To Arm Bears: Activists' Protests Against Hunting, Aileen M. Ugalde
The Right To Arm Bears: Activists' Protests Against Hunting, Aileen M. Ugalde
University of Miami Law Review
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