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"The Constitution is the guiding instrument of American society, so it is not surprising that issues dealing with the document or its amendments command the highest level of attention ..."
"One of the more controversial provisions of the Constitution is the Second Amendment, which grants[sic] Americans the 'right to keep and bear arms.' ... [T]he amendment was implicated in Jennings v. McCraw, a lawsuit decided in Texas district court Thursday. The suit found the [NRA] denied in its attempt to overturn a Texas law barring 18- to 20-year-old Texans from carrying concealed weapons."
"Although the litigation focused on the legitimacy of a Texas state law, Jennings implicated questions of criminal and Constitutional interpretation. ..." ... |
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