…to the states for ratification another amendment to the Constitution: the Fourteenth. The Fourteenth Amendment states that “No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges…

…Amendment protects a ‘well-regulated militia’ but not a private citizen militia” (theconversation.com) “California gun laws: Court reinstates magazine ban” – CalMatters “The 2nd Amendment in context” – Digby’s Hullabaloo (digbysblog.net…

…themselves. Foreseeing the need for change to this their best effort, the framers prescribed a mechanism for making changes. To wit: An amendment may be proposed by a two-thirds vote…

…What made a change occur was an amendment to the State Constitution. The MICRC came to being after voters approved a 2018 constitutional amendment. This amendment transferred the power to…

The 2nd that is. If there was ever anything that cried out for a cost-benefit analysis it is surely the more recent Supreme Court interpretations of our ‘Second Amendment Rights’….

…Amendment. The action of making it an amendment to the CAA Act of 2012 is very similar to Upton’s addition of one section in Section 227 to the 2015 Cromnibus…

…United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.” It gave Congress power to enforce that amendment. This was the first amendment that gave power to the federal government rather…

…and it is about politics, not our history. The Second Amendment to the Constitution, on which modern-day arguments for widespread gun ownership rest, is one simple sentence: “A well regulated…

…enough to pass a new referendum for a constitutional amendment. The referendum detail? “A senator or representative who misses more than 10 floor sessions without an excuse may not run…

…important, the U.S. Supreme Court’s new interpretations of the Second Amendment make strengthening firearm laws more difficult. In the 5–4 Heller decision in 2008, the Court ruled, for the first time, that…