Robert Levy

Senior Fellow, Cato Institute

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Senior Fellow on Constitutional Studies at the Cato Institute and a member of the Institute's Board of Directors, co-counsel in District of Columbia v Heller, he led the challenge to the District of Columbia's gun-control law

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The US Supreme Court has settled an issue as old as the Bill of Rights:  individuals must be allowed to own guns .

The Constitutional Right to Gun Ownership

The US Supreme Court has settled an issue as old as the Bill of Rights: individuals must be allowed to own guns .

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Today the  US Supreme Court heard arguments  that have been percolating for more than 200 years on the meaning of these 27 words: "a well-regulated militia, being necessary to the…

The Supreme Court Considers the Right to Bear Arms

Today the US Supreme Court heard arguments that have been percolating for more than 200 years on the meaning of these 27 words: "a well-regulated militia, being necessary to the…

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Today the  US Supreme Court heard arguments  that have been percolating for more than 200 years on the meaning of these 27 words: "a well-regulated militia, being necessary to the…

The Supreme Court Considers the Right to Bear Arms

Today the US Supreme Court heard arguments that have been percolating for more than 200 years on the meaning of these 27 words: "a well-regulated militia, being necessary to the…

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