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Law review article criticizing collective rights theories

My manuscript is online at SSRN. Its central thesis is that the various forms of "collective right" were confined to the lower Federal courts, and even so only became dominant there in the 1970s. I also have some evidence relating to US v. Miller and supporting Bryan Frye's evidence suggesting that the trial judge struck down the NFA in hopes the Supreme Court would reverse him and "deep six" the Second Amendment.