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Second Amendment

noun

  1. an amendment to the U.S. Constitution, ratified in 1791 as part of the Bill of Rights, guaranteeing the right to keep and bear arms as necessary to maintain a state militia.



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Just in recent weeks, Kavanaugh has argued that the Second Amendment protects AR-15s, and—alone among the justices—argued for a ruinous assault on class actions.

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"During the Emergency, her primary goal was short-term: to shield her office from any challenge. The Forty Second Amendment was crafted to ensure that even the judiciary couldn't stand in her way."

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Writing from the right and left wings of the Supreme Court, Thomas and Jackson have emboldened Second Amendment absolutists to attack cases brought under the rubric of PLCAA.

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Bruen, which upended Second Amendment law.

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Even though those manuals predate the Second Amendment—and weren’t written down as statute—the judge concluded that they reflect a longstanding principle of keeping guns away from people the government considered untrustworthy.

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