Constitutional Scholar
Some questions you will need to consider and address in your oral or
written presentations:
- What is the historical background of the second amendment?
- How has the "right to bear arms" been interpreted?
- How can the government protect individual and simultaneously the society
as a whole?
- How have states addressed the second amendment controversy?
Internet Resources:
- Law Library
- http://www.2ndLawLib.org/
- Invaluable annotated links to scholarly articles on constitutional
discussions of the second amendment.
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- The U.S.
Constitutions Amendments
- http://members.aol.com/tcnbp/USCons1.htm#Amendment2
- A series of links to good sites on the Constitution and its various
parts. Includes procedural information.
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- Actual Legislation
- gopher://wiretap.spies.com/00/Gov/brady.act
- Full text of the Brady Bill
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- U.S. Government Home Page
- http://www.thomas.loc.gov
- Includes federal laws on gun control
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- Library Resources:
Bessett, Joseph M., ed. American Justice. Pasadena: Salem Press,
1996.
Greene, Jack P., ed. Encyclopedia of American Political History.
New York: Scribners, 1984.
Guide to Congress. Washington, D.C.: Congressional Quarterly,
Inc., 1973.
- Academic Abstracts
- SIRS on CD
- Editorials on File
- Chicago Tribune on CD
- CQ Researcher
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