The Right to Bear Handguns in Your Home For Self-Defense

By Kulmeet Galhotra | Published: June 27, 2008

The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 Scalia opinion invalidated the hangun ban and trigger lock requirement enacted in Washington D.C.  Read the case by clicking this.  Then discuss.

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  • Michelle Thomas

    McDonald V. City of Chicago was filed roughly 15 minutes after the Heller decision came down.

    http://www.scotusblog.com/wp/

    Michelle

  • Michelle Thomas

    Avoid the rush that will surely come once the Chicago Ban is lifted, get your FOID card now.

    http://www.isp.state.il.us/foid/

    The media has been reporting that Blago is looking into legislation which will bring Illinois law in line with the recent decision. Daley is digging in his heels.

    Stroger is….oops, I forgot, my mother told me not to say anything in these situations.

  • jeanne bishop

    I urge you all to read the Heller decision–and some constitutional law. The Second Amendment has NEVER been incorporated to states or municipalities such as Chicago. Illinois need do nothing to “bring Illinois law in line” with Heller. Heller applies neither to Illinois nor to any city or village in the state. Litigation on the issue of incorporation would take years–and the outcome of any such litigation is by no means certain. Please: read. Study. Think.

  • Justice Cardozo

    Woody had to move his arsenal to Tennessee.