A new Working Paper by Mitchell J. Kozik entitled The Preemption of Firearm Regulations in Ohio: O.R.C. 9.68 is available. Mitchell is a graduate of the University of Akron School of Law, 2025. The paper’s abstract reads: Without a firearm preemption law, Ohioans faced a...
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In November 2015, I recorded an oral history with John Snyder, who was then-retired as “the dean of Washington gun lobbyists.” A pivotal figure in the gun rights movement, he passed away in 2017 at age 79. He started in 1966 with the National...
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A new Working Paper by Chad P. Wilson entitled Seeking Cover from the Trigger-Happy ATF: Does the ATF Satisfy Bruen? is available. Chad is a 2024 graduate of the Fordham University School of Law. The paper’s abstract reads: The governing methodology articulated by the U.S....
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A new Working Paper by Tim Hsiao entitled The Right to Fight Back and the Right to Own a Gun is available. Tim is a Fellow here at the FRC and a long-time scholar of the philosophy and ethics of gun ownership and religious views...
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A new Working Paper by David T. Hardy entitled Textualism, Heller, and the Second Amendment: Terms of Art and Language Drift is available. Dave is a long-time scholar of the Second Amendment. The paper’s abstract reads: In District of Columbia v. Heller, the Supreme Court...
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A new Working Paper by Reagan Chapman entitled Bruen Means Bear; Heller Held Hunt is available. Reagan is a 2024 graduate of The University of Florida Levin College of Law. The paper’s abstract reads: This paper delves into the implications of the United States Supreme...
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A new Working Paper by Kristen Covello entitled Young Adults and Firearms: Why Gun Bans are an Ineffective and Unconstitutional Way to Lower Gun Violence in the United States is available. Kristen is a graduating 3L at the University of Wyoming College of Law. The paper’s...
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A new Working Paper by Charles W. Welch IV entitled Heller, History, and Hunting is available. Chip is a graduating 3L at Delaware Law School. The paper’s abstract reads: It is intuitive that the Second Amendment would protect a right to keep and bear arms for...
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A new Working Paper by Christopher R. Estock entitled Second Amendment Law Applied to Attachments and Modifications to Firearms is available. Chris is a 2023 graduate of the University of Akron McDowell School of Law. The paper’s abstract reads: The term ‘assault weapon’ has been a...
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