OK, Barron is correct.
If so, what do we make of the large number of 19th century state cases applying
the Second Amendment against state actions and the early commentators who,
IIRC, took the view that the Second restricted both levels of government?
>>> "Volokh, Eugene" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 07/25/07 3:40 PM >>>
By the way, here's one reason that Barron strikes me as an entirely correct
given the original understanding: *** Madison originally proposed the Bill of
Rights as amendments to the body of the Constitution.
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