No guarantee of a gun
Subtitle: how and why the second amendment means exactly what it says
By: by John Massaro
Publisher: Authorhouse
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Bloomington, IN
Language: eng
Number of pages: 757
ISBN-13: 9781438990521
Subjects: History; Firearms; Law and legislation; Militia; United States; Constitution (United States)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 715-757).
Table of contents: title: The starting point of our discussion --; title: What the "militia" is --; title: How the National Guard is the organized state militia --; title: How "a well regulated militia" refers to the National Guard --; title: Why a well regulated militia is "necessary to the security of a free state" --; title: What a constitutional "right" to possess and carry weapons that "shall not be infringed" would mean (Section 1) --; title: What a constitutional "right" to possess and carry weapons that "shall not be infringed" would mean (Section 2) --; title: Who "the people" are --; title: What it means "to keep" arms --; title: What it means to "bear arms" --; title: But what about United States v. Miller? --; title: But what about state provisions, incorporation, and the transformation of the Second Amendment? --; title: But isn't the Bill of Rights for individual rights? --; title: How the Second Amendment right can "be infringed" and who can assert a Second Amendment claim.