This is the sixth post in a series of six by Jonathan Goldstein adapting a set of administrative comment letters submitted in response to recent ATF rulemakings. The posts are designed to make the central legal and policy arguments more accessible to a broader audience...
Read MoreThis is the third post in a series of six by Jonathan Goldstein adapting a set of administrative comment letters submitted in response to recent ATF rulemakings. The posts are designed to make the central legal and policy arguments more accessible to a broader audience...
Read MoreWhen most people think of Article III federal courts, they visualize a system that consists of trial courts (at least one in each state), an intermediate appellate court (a federal circuit, a District of Columbia circuit, and 11 circuits that review cases from trial courts...
Read MoreDaniel Barnhizer is Professor of Law and The Bradford Stone Faculty Scholar at the Michigan State University College of Law. The Rule of Law in the State of New York is in crisis. While the Supreme Court reviews allegations that New York’s former Governor and...
Read MoreIt’s easy to assume that HB24-1270 is only about insurance law. To the contrary, HB24-1270 allows the police to demand that anyone, anywhere, anytime hand over a copy of his or her homeowner’s insurance. Even more alarming, under HB24-1270, a gun owner must have a...
Read MoreThis is a guest post based on a paper that was presented at the 2023 Firearms Law Works-In-Progress Workshop. The Workshop is held each year on a home-and-away basis with the Duke Center for Firearms Law. The relationship between the Second Amendment and the jurisprudential concept of...
Read MoreThis is a guest post based on a paper that was presented at the 2023 Firearms Law Works-In-Progress Workshop. The Workshop is held each year on a home-and-away basis with the Duke Center for Firearms Law. In 2021, Professor Adrian Vermeule published “Common Good Constitutionalism,” which advocates...
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