Stricter gun control is on the minds of many following the tragic school shooting in Newtown, CT. Following those events, I quickly wondered just how far gun control could go under the Second Amendment, and when the statute was pushed tested by our judicial system. An LXBN author recently wrote on exactly that, as J. Scott Key of the Georgia Criminal Appellate Law Blog joins me today on LXBN TV to discuss Heller v. District of Columbia, which marks the last time the Second Amendment was examined by the Supreme Court.
Topics: DC v Heller, Firearms, Gun Laws, Sandy Hook, School Shootings, SCOTUS, Second Amendment
Published In: Constitutional Law Updates, Criminal Law Updates
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