Is the Supreme Court’s ‘Common Use’ Test Really Originalist?
The Supreme Court’s “common use” doctrine strongly protects widely owned firearms such as the AR-15, but critics question whether the test is grounded in the
The Supreme Court’s “common use” doctrine strongly protects widely owned firearms such as the AR-15, but critics question whether the test is grounded in the
The liberal Seattle Times once featured an editorial from a local author who was given an undeserved platform to make critical comments in reference to
Virginia’s SB 749 ban on certain semiautomatic firearms and magazines faces five legal challenges and is subject to two preliminary injunctions. iStock-2281848109 Imagine it’s the
Maryland Shall Issue and five carry-permit holders are challenging Montgomery County’s rebuilt 100-yard firearm exclusion zones in federal court. iStock-901659046 Maryland Shall Issue and five
A triple homicide at the Seattle Center, literally in the shadow of the Space Needle, has resulted in a public backlash against city leaders for
Joseph Blocher is law professor at Duke University School of Law and cofounder of the Duke Center for Firearms Law. (Photo courtesy Duke Center for
By Dave Workman Anti-hunting extremism in Oregon has once again been beaten back, as the effort to place Initiative Petition 28 in the November ballot
Calls published by Democratic Socialists for repealing the Second Amendment and banning most repeating firearms reveal the dangers of concentrating political power while disarming the
“The Court granted two AR-15 cases instead of one so no legislature can moot its way out of a ruling — and from here, several