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State v. Buzzard

Citations

  • 4 Ark. 18

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  • rejecting individual Second Amendment right to self-defense; holding that right was tied to well-regulated militia
  • rejecting individual Second Amendment right to self-defense; holding that right was tied to well-regulated militia
  • upholding ban in view of legislature’s authority to advance “the general interests or welfare of the whole community”
  • adopting the military model and denying the right to keep and bear arms for individual self-defense, both rationales rejected by Heller
  • adopting the military model and denying the right to keep and bear arms for individual self-defense, both rationales rejected by Heller
  • Arkansas Supreme Court held that restricted carry was constitutional, concluding that “the [second amendment] right in question possesses no such immunity as exempts it from all legal regulation and control”

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Judges: Dickinson, Lacy, Ringo

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