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• 2ND AMENDMENT BIBLIOGRAPHY
• Hays, "The Right to Keep and Bear Arms, A Study in Judicial Misinterpretation," 2 Wm. & Mary L.R. 381 (1960)
• Sprecher, "The Lost Amendment," 51 Am. Bar Assn.J. 554 & 665 (2 parts)(1965)
• Comment "The Right to Keep and Bear Arms: A Necessary Constitutional Guarantee Or an Outmoded Provision Of the Bill of Rights?," 31 Albany L.R. 74 (1967)
• Levine & Saxe, "The Second Amendment: The Right to Bear Arms," 7 Houston L.R. 1 (1969)
• McClure, "Firearms and Federalism," 7 Idaho L.R., 197 (1970)
• Hardy & Stompoly, "Of Arms And the Law," 51 Chi-Kent L.R. 62 (1974)
• Weiss, "A Reply to Advocates of Gun Control Law," 52 Jour. Urban Law 577 (1974)
• Caplan, "Restoring the Balance: The Second Amendment Revisitied," 5 Fordham Urban L.J. 31 (1976)
• Whisker, "Historical Development and Subsequent Erosion of the Right to keep and Bear Arms," 78 W. VA L.R. 171 (1976)
• Caplan, "handgun Control: Constitutional Or Unconstitutional?," 10 NC Central L.J. 53 (1978)
• Cantrell, "The Right of the Individual to Bear Arms," 53 Wis. Bar Bull 21 (Oct. 1980)
• Halbrook, "The Jurisprudence of the Second and Fourteenth Amendments," 4 Geo. Mason L.R. 1 (1981)
• Caplan, "The Right of the Individual to Bear Arms: A Recent Judicial Trend," 1982 Detroit Coll. of Law Review 789 (1982)
• Gardiner, "To Preserve Liberty: A Look At the Right to Keep and Bear Arms," 10 Northern KY Univ. Law Review 63 (1982)
• Halbrook "To Keep and Bear Their Private Arms: The Adoption of the Second Amendment, 1787-1791," 10 Northern KY Univ. Law Review 13 (1982)
• Shalhope, "The Ideological Origins of the Second Amendment," 69 J. of Am. History 599 (1982)
• "The Right to Keep and Bear Arms," Report of the Subcommittee on the Constitution of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, 97th Congress, 2nd Session (1982)
• Dowlut, "The Right to Arms: Does the Constitution Or the Prediliction of Judges Reign?," 36 OK L.R. 65 (1983)
• Malcolm, "The Right of the People to Keep and Bear Arms: The Common Law Tradition," 10 Hastings Const. Law Quarterly 285 (Winter 1983)
• Kates, "Handgun Prohibition and the Original Meaning of the Second Amendment," 82 Mich. L.R. 204 (1983)
• Halbrook "That Every Man be Armed: The Evolution of a Constitutional Right (U. of NM Press (1984)
• Halbrook, "What the Framers Intended: A Linguistic Analysis Of The Right to 'Bear Arms," 49 Law & Contemp.Problems 151 (1986)
• Hardy, Origins and Development of the Second Amendment," Southport CT, Blacksmith (1986)
• Hardy, "The Second Amendment and the Historiography Of The Bill of Rights," 4 Jour. of Law & Politics 1 (1987)
• Levinson, "The Embarrassing Second Amendment," 99 Yale L.J. 637 (1989)
• Bordenet, "The Right to Possess Arms: The Intent Of the Framers of the Second Amendment, 21 Univ. W. Los Angeles L. Rev. 1 (1990).
• Type of Material: BookM|
  LC Call Number: HV8059 .G77
  Author: Greenwood, Colin.
  Title: Firearms control: a study of armed crime and firearms control in England and Wales.
  Publication Info: London, Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1972.
  Phys. Description: viii, 272 p. illus., map. 23 cm.
  Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
  Subjects: Gun control--Great Britain.
  Subjects: Firearms--Law and legislation--Great Britain.
  Subjects: Crime--Great Britain.
  Subjects: Violent crimes--Great Britain.
  LC Card Number: 73150974 //r922
  ISBN: 0-7100-7435-2