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: Of Arms and the LawBusy day for the 14th
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In the Chicago case, District Court incorporating the 2nd into the 14th Amendment. Ruling is based on reasoning that he has to obey 7th Circuit precedent, Quilicy v. Morton Grove, until the 7th Circuit changes it. Not unexpected, of course -- this case was going to be settled on appeal.
Can't jump the gun on it, tho. A ruling of this type isn't yet appealable (you have to wait until he dismisses the case).
Hat tips to readers Alice Beard and Gene Hoffman...
Full post as published by Of Arms and the Law on December 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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