THE RESILIENCE OF SUBSTANTIVE RIGHTS AND THE FALSE HOPE OF PROCEDURAL RIGHTS: THE CASE OF THE SECOND AMENDMENT AND THE SEVENTH AMENDMENT.
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SECOND AMENDMENT EQUILIBRIA.
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THE SECOND AMENDMENT IN A CARCERAL STATE.
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WHEN GUNS THREATEN THE PUBLIC SPHERE: A NEW ACCOUNT OF PUBLIC SAFETY REGULATION UNDER HELLER.
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WHEN TWO RIGHTS MAKE A WRONG: ARMED ASSEMBLY UNDER THE FIRST AND SECOND AMENDMENTS.
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THE FUTURE OF THE SECOND AMENDMENT IN A TIME OF LAWLESS VIOLENCE.
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THE STATE'S MONOPOLY OF FORCE AND THE RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS.
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SECOND AMENDMENT ANIMUS.
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