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: Of Arms and the LawIncoming brief by federal legislators
DC had an Congressional amicus brief supporting it, signed by, I forget, 16 or 17 House members.
According to this article, there is a Heller brief incoming, supporting the individual right position, signed by 250 House members and 57 Senators. A majority of both Houses. And from that, necessarily bipartisan.
Hat tip to reader Jack Anderson.
UPDATE: the Washington Examiner reports that 68 House Demos, and 9 Demo Senators, are on the brief. Which means that the brief supporting Heller has four times as many Democratic signers as did the one supporting the District's gun law.
Full post as published by Of Arms and the Law on February 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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