Showing posts with label Second Amendment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Second Amendment. Show all posts
July 8, 2025

Blocher and Siegel on The Ambitions of History and Tradition in and Beyond the Second Amendment

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Joseph Blocher, Duke University School of Law, and Reva Siegel, Yale University School of Law, are publishing The Ambitions of History and T...
May 29, 2025

Kopel on Machine Gun History and Bibliography

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David B. Kopel, University of Wyoming, Firearms Research Center; Independence Institute; Cato Institute; Denver University Sturm College of ...
April 30, 2025

Shusterman on England's Standing Army Controversy (1697-99) and the Origins of the Second Amendment

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Noah Shusterman, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, has published England’s Standing Army Controversy (1697-99) and the Origins of the Sec...
March 19, 2025

Cramer on The National Firearms Act and Perceived Constitutional Limitations in 1934

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Clayton E. Cramer, College of Western Idaho, has published The National Firearms Act and Perceived Constitutional Limitations in 1934 . Here...
March 5, 2025

Heniford and Still on Panic! At the Ballroom: The 1804 New Orleans Ballroom Weapons Ban in a Post-Bruen Context

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Kellen Heniford, Everytown for Gun Safety, and Kari Still, Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions, are publishing Panic! At the Bal...
November 13, 2024

Willinger on Missing Pieces: Gaps in the Record of Early American Decisional Law @AndrewWillinger @DukeFirearmsLaw @DukeLawJournal

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Andrew Willinger, Duke University School of Law; Center for Firearms Law, is publishing Missing Pieces: Gaps in the Record of Early American...
June 4, 2024

Charles on Time and Tradition in Second Amendment Law @JacobDCharles @PeppLaw @FordhamULJ

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Jacob D. Charles, Pepperdine University School of Law, has published Time and Tradition in Second Amendment Law at 51 Fordham Urban Law Jou...
January 13, 2024

Buffington on Being vs. Because: New Observations on the Syntax & Semantics of the US Constitution's Second Amendment @AlbanyLaw

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Joe Buffington, Albany Law School, has published Being vs. Because: New Observations on the Syntax & Semantics of the US Constitution’s ...
December 11, 2023

Spitzer on Understanding Gun Law History After Bruen: Moving Forward by Looking Back @spitzerb @WMLawSchool

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Robert J. Spitzer, SUNY Cortland; College of William & Mary School of Law, is publishing Understanding Gun Law History After Bruen: Movi...
October 25, 2023

Charles on Time and Tradition in Second Amendment Law @JacobDCharles @PeppLaw @FordhamULJ

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Jacob D. Charles, Pepperdine University School of Law, is publishing Time and Tradition in Second Amendment Law in volume 51 of the Fordham...
August 22, 2023

DeLay on The Myth of Continuity in American Gun Culture @BrianDeLay @UCBerkeley

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Brian DeLay, University of California, Berkeley, has published The Myth of Continuity in American Gun Culture . Here is the abstract. The ...
May 21, 2023

Kopel and Greenlee on This History of Bans on Types of Arms Before 1900 @SturmCOL @HeartlandInst @gunpolicy @CatoInstitute

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David B. Kopel, Independence Institute; Denver University College of Law; Cato Institute, and Joseph Greenlee, The Heartland Institute; Fire...
May 14, 2023

Rosenthal on Nonoriginalist Laws in an Originalist World: Litigating Original Meaning from Heller to Bruen @Chapman_Law @AmULRev

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Lawrence Rosenthal, Chapman University School of Law, is publishing Nonoriginalist Laws in an Originalist World: Litigating Original Meaning...
February 21, 2023

Charles on The Dead Hand of a Silent Past: Bruen, Gun Rights, and the Shackles of History @JacobDCharles @PeppLaw @DukeLawJournal

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Jacob D. Charles, Pepperdine University School of Law, is publishing The Dead Hand of a Silent Past: Bruen, Gun Rights, and the Shackles of ...
January 23, 2023

Connolly on Maryland's Historical Firearms Restrictions and What They Mean After Heller, McDonald, and Bruen

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John Connolly has published Maryland's Historical Firearms Restrictions and What They Mean After Heller, McDonald, and Bruen . Here is t...

Behrens and Blocher on A Great American Gun Myth: Race and the Naming of the "Saturday Night Special" @DukeLawLibrary @DukeLaw

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Jennifer L. Behrens, Duke University School of Law, J. Michael Goodson School of Law Library, and Joseph Blocher, Duke University School of ...
August 22, 2022

Stevenson on Revisiting the Original Congressional Debates about the Second Amendment @STCL_Houston

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Drury D. Stevenson, South Texas College of Law, Houston, has published Revisiting the Original Congressional Debates about the Second Amend...
April 19, 2022

ICYMI: Goldfarb on A (Mostly Corpus-Based) Linguistic Reexamination of D.C. v. Heller and the Second Amendment @NealGoldfarb

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ICYMI: Neal Goldfarb has published A (Mostly Corpus-Based) Linguistic Reexamination of D.C. v. Heller and the Second Amendment . Here is th...
April 18, 2022

Phillips and Blackman on Corpus Linguistics and Heller @JoshMBlackman

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James Cleith Phillips, Chapman University School of Law, and Josh Blackman, South Texas College of Law, are publishing Corpus Linguistics an...
September 2, 2021

Smith and Peterson on Big Data Comes For Textualism: The Use and Abuse of Corpus Linguistics in Second Amendment Litigation

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Mark W. Smith, Oxford University Department of Pharmacology; The King's College, and Dan M. Peterson, Independent, have published Big Da...