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Did the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia arrive at the right decision about the DC gun law and the Second Amendment? Does the dissent make a stronger case? Comments should include information regarding the history, meaning and current application of the Second Amendment.

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DC Gun Law and Second Amendment
Did the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia arrive at the right decision about the DC gun law and the Second Amendment? Does the dissent make a stronger case? Comments should include information regarding the history, meaning and current application of the Second Amendment.
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The Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia did not arrive at the right decision about the DC gun law and the Second Amendment. The reasons are as follows.
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History
There was a universal militia that means that free white men should bear their own arms. These men were required to report for and carry out military duty. This system has its origin in the UK and a long ...

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