Heller Brief is on line

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A fascinating well reasoned look at the history, the words, the useage of those words and the intent of the framers:

http://www.gurapossessky.com/news/parker/documents/07-0290bs.pdf

And the other side of the coin:

http://armsandthelaw.com/archives/petitioners-brief-in-dc-v-heller.pdf

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Extremely well reasoned. Do you think it will be a real victory, or only a symbolic one?

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Thundar wrote:

Extremely well reasoned. Do you think it will be a real victory, or only a symbolic one?

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I think a symbolic victory is a real victory in the long run.

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We can only hope that we actually get a clear resolution to individual ownership of firearms.

I fear for the legislation that will be offered up if the dems get in office in November without that protection in place.

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Ric in Richmond wrote:

We can only hope that we actually get a clear resolution to individual ownership of firearms.

I fear for the legislation that will be offered up if the dems get in office in November without that protection in place.

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Or Mitt Romney

The brief filed is amazingly good. Let's hope it's enough to overcome the DOJ brief.

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It really is an amazing read from so many different angles. Don't be put off by its length guys...it is worth the read.

They lay out framers mindset, intent, how the words were commonly used during the era. It has the weight of a historical dicument that simply can't be ignored.

I saw Levy at Univ if Richmond last year and came away with a huge amount of respect. This just elevates it.

This may just be our last shot at a "supreme" clarification on the 2nd for decades depending on retirements and appointments on the bench. I think we are in good hands!!!

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