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New Korwin/Kopel book bout
"The Heller Case: Gun Rights Affirmed.". I've got a chapter in it. It's selling at a pre-release discount for at least a few more days (I think it's printed and en route to him).
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Forgive me but......
"All 96 SCOTUS gun cases explained"
Where did the other 94 come from? They're couting Lopez as a gun case? That was Interstate Commerce. What next, Cruikshank? Does it include failed petitions like US v. Stevens? Will they count US v. Slosinsky a NFA dealer tax case as a gun case?
IIRC theres only two 'gun' cases, Miller and Heller.
Again, not trying to be rude but calling Lopez a "gun case" is like calling Wickard v. Filburn a "wheat case", which it isnt is' another (unfortunately decided) IC case.
Posted by: Paul H. at September 23, 2008 02:34 PM