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December 1, 2009

Sandefur on McDonald v. Chicago

Tim Sandefur has a series of posts on the 14th Amendment's Privileges or Immunities Clause & incorporation of the Second Amendment–the issue on which cert. was granted in the McDonald case:

McDonald v. Chicago: revolution or restoration?

McDonald v. Chicago: revolution or restoration? (Part 2)

McDonald v. Chicago: revolution or restoration? (part 3)

McDonald v. Chicago: revolution or restoration? (Part 4)

McDonald v. Chicago: revolution or restoration? (Part 5)

McDonald v. Chicago: revolution or restoration? (Part 6)

McDonald v. Chicago: revolution or restoration? (part 7)

McDonald v. Chicago: revolution or restoration? (final part)


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