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Arizona Gun Owener's Guide
SUPREME COURT GUN CASES
  


Attorney David B. Kopel
Attorney Stephen P. Halbrook, Ph.D.
Alan Korwin

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The most important set of words ever written
about the constitutional guarantee to arms.


44 cases included unedited, 92 cases in all!
(We were stunned that there were so many!)
Everything is described in plain-English

DIRECTORY
Background for news media
Descriptive summaries of EVERY gun case

Cases 93 to 96 summarized (Brosseau, Small, Castle Rock, Heller)
D.C. v. Heller Links to all 66 amicus briefs (19 anti-rights, 47 pro-rights) (2008)
D.C. v. Heller Oral Argument Transcript (3/18/08)
D.C. v. Heller Eyewitness Report - PreGame (3/17/08)
D.C. v. Heller Eyewitness Report - PostGame (3/18/08)
D.C. v. Heller Eyewitness Report - Analysis1 (3/20/08)
D.C. v. Heller Eyewitness Report - Wrapup (3/26/08)
Gura/Levy/Neily website (Heller's attorneys) with links and backgrounders
D.C. v. Heller Eyewitness Report - The Decision (coming June 2008)

Heller Photos: 1-PreGame2-HearingDay3-PostGame4-NewsCoverage


SUPREME COURT GUN CASES - The Book

More than 1,000 highlighted quotations!

Plain English descriptions for every case!

Essays on the significance of the High Court's decisions.

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The decisions of the Supreme Court are beautifully thought out works of logic and reason (usually).  In exquisite detail, the highest court of the land has interpreted our rights under the Second Amendment—and while some people have taken lately to belittling those freedoms, the High Court has recognized an individual right to arms in America for more than two centuries. The "news" media has it wrong, read the cases and see.

Here's the bottom line: the Supreme Court has recognized an individual right to keep and bear arms, consistently, for 200 years. The Court has upheld the legal tradition and historical record of private individual gun ownership, self defense, and armed self defense, since the country began.

They have not been quiet on the subject, and they have not disparaged individual rights—the days of saying that are now over. The High Court could change its mind of course, but only by rejecting a record built up for hundreds of years. Don't take anyone's word for it any longer—see for yourself what the Supreme Court has said.

A superior reference, very quotable, an affordable one-volume debate winner. 
 
 

If you think your gun rights are important, this book is for you.

If you represent clients on gun issues, get this unique resource.

Reporters can use this book to accurately reflect the current record. 

This massive project, six years in the making,
was released in September 2003.
Get yours today!

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Partial Contents:

"About the Supreme Court's Gun Cases" by Alan Korwin

"The Supreme Court's 35 Other Gun Cases" by David B. Kopel

"Insider's Guide to Winning Gun Cases in Federal Court" by Stephen P. Halbrook

"Gun Guarantees in Individual State Constitutions" by Prof. Eugene Volokh

Complete text of the 44 main gun cases

Relevant excerpts from 48 additional gun cases

Descriptive Index of all 92 Cases (see sample below)

Plain-English summaries of all 92 cases


Supreme Court Gun Cases is a good read thanks to the plain-English gists with each case—you’ve got mutinies, lovers climbing through bedroom windows, Wild West shootouts, mob ambushes, drunken brawls, cattle rustlers, drug busts, family feuds, international criminals—if you threw this much into a novel your agent would say you were nuts. But this is all real!

Typical entry from the Descriptive Index
Alberty v. United States • 1896 • 162 U.S. 499 • p.231
If a husband sees another man trying to get into his wife’s room window at night is it natural for him to investigate further [YES]; Is the husband under a duty to retreat when attacked with a knife under such circumstances [NO]; May the husband use only as much force as is necessary to repel the assault [YES]; If in an ensuing confrontation the husband shoots and kills the other man, then flees, must his flight in and of itself be seen as evidence of his guilt [NO].

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"…wonderful… groundbreaking… belongs on the bookshelf
of every practitioner of constitutional law… Gun rights are an
integral part of each American's fundamental constitutional liberties."
Thomas C. Patterson, M.D., Chairman, Goldwater Institute

"…a political earthquake… an exceptional piece of research…
the anti-freedom crowd is not going to like Supreme Court Gun Cases."
Larry Pratt, Executive Director, Gun Owners of America

"…dynamite… Sometimes people need to defend themselves while
we're responding to a 911 call. Law enforcement officers know that
firearms in the hands of decent people are a deterrent to crime…
It's good to know the Supreme Court has been this positive about
gun rights and self defense… pulls the rug out from under politicians
who want you to believe you have no right to defend yourself or own a gun."
Joe Arpaio, "America's Toughest Sheriff"

"Academics and judges will be surprised (no actually shocked)...
The number of precedents is truly overwhelming."
John R. Lott, Jr., Ph.D., American Enterprise Institute

"…a stunning accomplishment…
will change the political landscape on the gun-rights debate."
Evan Nappen, Attorney and Author

"The dream team of American gun-law experts has driven a stake through
the heart of the anti-rights gun-ban lobby… gun haters will need to
manufacture new lies… The individual right to keep and bear arms is
an American tradition with roots as deep as the nation itself."
Alan Gottlieb, Chairman, Second Amendment Foundation

"While the Supremes have directly acknowledged the Second Amendment
as an individual right, this new book unearths 92 gun-related cases where
the High Court upheld, among other things, armed self-defense of person,
family and community—the heart of the Second Amendment.
The synopsis of the Miller case is the best I have ever read."
Neal Knox, Gun-Rights Activist, The Firearms Coalition

"…strikes a powerful blow for freedom…
My hope and prayer is that your book will supply the brain-cell ammunition
necessary to continue our battle against those who would deny Americans
such a basic human right."
Suzanna Gratia Hupp, Texas State Representative
Survivor of Luby's Massacre and Mother


"This book proves what NRA has been saying all along—
the Second Amendment protects an individual's right
to keep and bear arms—a freedom existing before America's
founding and enshrined in our Bill of Rights."
Wayne R. LaPierre
National Rifle Association
Executive Vice President

"...should convince anyone that the right to own firearms
is at least as strong as the right to free speech. Bravo on an
important scholastic work that is easy to read and understand."
Tom Gresham, Nationally Syndicated Radio Talk Show Host

Supreme Court Gun Cases
Bloomfield Press (Phoenix) • ISBN:  1-889632-05-8

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