A recent case that upended Ohio's weapons-under-disability-law for those charged with violent felonies should cause even ...

And in response to the misconception that the Second Amendment applies only to muskets and bayonets, he explained that, today, the Second Amendment protects modern weaponry just like “the First ...

you can make the Second Amendment say just about whatever you want because — as history writer William Hogeland explains — it’s “legal gibberish.” Madison lived in a world of muskets ...

By the time the Second Amendment was ratified ... The idea was not to protect a specific type of weapon, like a musket, any more than the idea of the First Amendment was to protect a specific ...