Articles Tagged with Guns

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This case arises in discussions of the Second  Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

You can find the U.S. Supreme Court’s opinion in Printz v. United States online using just about any search engine, for example, Google Scholar. (Make sure you click on Legal Documents if you want cases.)

You can also use other free legal research online resources.

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Link to report from FGI: “Gun Control Legislation,” by William J. Krouse, Specialist in Domestic Security and Crime Policy, Congressional Research Service, RL32842 (November 14, 2012)

How does your member of Congress know what to think about complex issues?

Members of Congress, and their staff members, have access to CRS Reports and many, many other sources of information, thanks to the expert research services of the Library of Congress. Members of Congress also receive briefings and reports from administrative agencies, colleagues, PACs, nonprofits, advocacy groups, and individuals who write or telephone their elected officials.

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FYI: Is it Legal to 3-D Print a Handgun

Interesting legal questions: federal firearms regulations, intellectual property law, company liability, contract law, criminal law, and more.

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Sansone v. Gordon and releated cases:
Who better than the nation’s highest court to decide if medical marijuana users have a right to concealed handgun licenses?
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This question usually comes to the law librarian in this form:

Is it legal (lawful) to own and use a personal stun gun (or taser) in Oregon?

But related questions may include the following the following:

(Note: An ECD is an Electronic Control Device)

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