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Are Stun Guns, Well, Guns Protected By The Second Amendment?
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The Supreme Court agreed with her. It smacked down the Massachusetts decision. Specifically, the Supreme Court set aside the state court ruling and sent the case back to the Massachusetts court “for further proceedings not inconsistent with [its] opinion.”
Now, if you’re wondering how the eight justices currently on the Supreme Court voted, we’ll never know. It was an unsigned opinion without full written or oral arguments. The Court did, however, refer to its landmark 2008 decision, District of Columbia v. Heller, as it ruled that the Second Amendment applies “to all instruments that constitute bearable arms,” even those not in existence at the time of the founding. |
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mickey
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Dear NRA: The Second Amendment to the Constitution does not protect guns, in fact neither of the words "gun" nor "guns" can be found anywhere in the text of the Constitution.
The 2A protects our right to keep and bear arms, not guns. In a military sense, that includes all the 'terrible implements' of a soldier. As Judge Alito has written, it also includes weapons not designed for military use. |
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