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« Prof. Sanford Levinson on Heller: why use originalism? | Main | FEC rejects Brady allegations »

A unique resource for Heller

Posted by David Hardy · 26 February 2008 04:25 PM

Reader Matt Carmel has created a truly unique resource for Heller, which you can download in .zip format by clicking here. Caveat: it's a 41 Meg file, even compressed as a .zip. Require Adobe Reader to use.

What it is: a spreadsheet on the briefs and, more important, a keyword searchable Adobe file, so you can just enter a word or phrase and immediately see which briefs used it. Click on the resulting index entry and up pops the brief, right at that page.

I wish there was some procedure for filing software with the Court!

PS--here's Matt's homepage. When not creating software useful in Supreme Court cases, he is a firearms instructor and FFL in Maplewood, New Jersey. Oh, and organizes sailing cruises in New York. How's that for all-around?

· Parker v. DC

3 Comments | Leave a comment

Flash Gordon | February 26, 2008 9:42 PM | Reply

Must be pretty miserable to be a firearms instructor and an FFL in New Jersey.

Matthew Carmel | February 26, 2008 11:08 PM | Reply

It took 9/11 and Ray Nagin to get me off my duff and more actively support the SA. Yes, I did have to jump through hoops, but as a former OSHA employee, and many years of bidding and completing government contracts, I became an expert in bureaucracy. Surprizingly, there are more supporters of gun rights around here than people realize. They are just too embarrassed or intimidated to speak up. I love nothing more than leading with my advocation when asked at a dinner party "so what do you do?"

Flash Gordon | February 27, 2008 7:45 AM | Reply

I do that at dinner parties also, especially when I want someone to go away and leave me alone.

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