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Willinger tells CNN the new framework for deciding Second Amendment challenges leaves much discretion to judges

Posted by on October 10, 2022

Willinger tells NY Times a federal judge employed limited historical analysis in order blocking much of New York’s new law restricting guns

Posted by on October 7, 2022

In Newsday op-ed, Miller offers a new way to frame scientific evidence for courts as they consider the constitutionality of gun regulations post-Bruen

Posted by on October 5, 2022

Listen: Blocher speaks with America Trends podcast on the new challenges for gun regulators after the Supreme Court ruling in NYSRPA v. Bruen

Posted by on September 29, 2022

On Bloomberg Law Podcast, Willinger discusses a a ruling that could be a blueprint for challenging New York’s concealed carry law

Posted by on September 23, 2022

Blocher tells CBS the sensitive places doctrine will be “an important battlefield” as courts wrestle with where guns can be prohibited

Posted by on September 23, 2022

Willinger fact-checks Texas gov’s claim that raising the minimum age to buy an assault-style rifle is “unconstitutional”

Posted by on September 20, 2022

Judge Robin Rosenberg JD/MA ’89 co-creates educational outreach program to teach students critical thinking and civil discourse

Posted by on September 6, 2022

Blocher talks with the NY Times about the legal challenge to New York’s new measures to restrict guns in sensitive places, including Times Square

Posted by on August 31, 2022

Miller writes in The Hill that the Bruen opinion may intensify existing trends in states toward more permissive or more restrictive gun regulations

Posted by on August 22, 2022

Miller tells NPR the Heller decision was a “watershed” that expanded gun rights beyond membership in a milita

Posted by on August 16, 2022

Willinger writes on how California’s new bounty-hunter gun control legislation is modeled on and differs from Texas’ new anti-abortion law

Posted by on August 15, 2022

Willinger: New York’s social media review requirement for gun carry permit seekers aims to capture behavior that’s not criminal, but “concerning”

Posted by on August 3, 2022

Willinger joins The Reload podcast to analyze the fallout from the Bruen ruling

Posted by on August 1, 2022

Miller and Charles ’13 write on whether there are or should be limits to delegated violence by private citizens

Posted by on July 25, 2022

Essay co-authored by Blocher argues that racial bias in gun law enforcement should be addressed through democratic politics, not the federal courts

Posted by on July 25, 2022

Watch: Blocher and Miller speak with the U.S. Capitol Historical Society on “Our Right to Bear Arms: A History of America’s Most Debated Amendment”

Posted by on July 21, 2022

Blocher testifies before Senate Judiciary Committee on public safety after Bruen

Posted by on July 20, 2022

Miller: The Bruen ruling will allow lower court judges to pick and choose an historical precedent that supports their view on gun laws

Posted by on July 20, 2022

Willinger talks with Bloomberg Law podcast about New York’s new “shall issue” gun carry requirements and sensitive places list

Posted by on July 14, 2022

Miller predicts gun rights advocates will use the Bruen ruling to challenge gun licensing rules and any regulation without clear historical backing

Posted by on July 11, 2022

The Second Amendment “absolutely” allows for different approaches by locality to determining sensitive places, Blocher says

Posted by on July 11, 2022

Listen: Blocher joins Talks on Law podcast to explore the impact of Bruen on laws and individuals across the nation

Posted by on July 8, 2022

Duke Law Podcast: Impact of Supreme Court Ruling on gun control

Posted by on July 7, 2022

In new Duke Law Podcast episode, Center for Firearms Law experts discuss the Bruen ruling and what was left unanswered

Posted by on July 5, 2022
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