con law chp 6

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there are 2 opposing legal interpretations of the 2nd amendment

1) does the amendment guarantee individual's rights to keep and bear arms? 2) does it guarantee the states freedom from federal govt infringement on this right?

the provision of the Brady act was phased out in ____ with the permanent provision of an instant, computerized _______ __________ check on all

1998; criminal background

the violent crime control and law enforcement act of 1994: banned the manufacture of __ different semiautomatic guns with multiple ______-_____ features

19; assault-weapon

The denying firearms and explosives to dangerous terrorists act went nowhere in _____ and was reintroduced in ____

2009; 2015

the second amendment was unincorporated until ____

2010

in opposition to gun control: the founding fathers wrote the ___ amendment to protect citizen's right to ______ _________ against ________

2nd; defend themselves; oppression

since the miller case in 1939, there have been more than __ cases involving the 2nd amendment

30

firearms violence accounted for roughly ___ of all homicides from _____ to ____

70%; 1993-2011

on November 30, 1993, president Clinton signed the ____ _______ ______ ________ Act

Brady Handgun Violence Prevention

goals of the law enforcement officers safety act: -to establish equality between local ____ and their federal __________ who already carry nationwide -to create an _______ homeland security force to help protect the _____ -to allow qualified current and retired ____ the means to defend ________ and their _______

LEOs; counterparts unpaid; nation LEOs; themselves; families

contained the interim provision of a mandatory five-day waiting period on all handgun purchases

The Brady Act

claimed the 2nd amendment guaranteed the individuals right to keep and bear arms

US v Emerson (1999)

this case indicates that the amendment protects only arms that bear some relation to preserving the militia

United States v miller (1939)

the 2nd amendment starts out stating "a ____ _______ ______..."

a well regulated militia

in support of gun control: advocated criticize the _______ of some to circumvent the ___

ability; law

also, the us has a standing ____, mooting the need for a ___________ armed citizenry on call

army; widespread

a central controversy over the 2nd amendment is whether people have a right to ___ ___ as _________, rather than only as part of a ______

bear arms; individuals; militia

a legal claim based on English common law that designates one's place of residence as a place in which one enjoys protection from illegal trespassing and violent attacks

castle law

law enforcement officers are killed by _______

civilians

the phrasing (______) of the 2nd amendment into 2 parts is what causes the biggest ______

clauses; debate

in support of gun control: history shoes that the 2nd amendment was written to protect _______ from England's ____ _______ ____ military forces and contains nothing that could be constructed today as __________ ___ _______

colonists; King George III's; prohibiting gun control

provides the legal foundation for much of the federal governments regulatory authority

commerce clause

states vary in their laws regulating ________ _____

concealed carry

in support of gun control: advocates refer to this issue as "_____ _____" not "___ _____"

crime control; gun control

guns are used in many ______

crimes

a request that a suit be dismissed because the facts do not sustain the claim against the defendant

demurrer

is looks like the. courts will continue to defer to the ________ of the states on ___ ______ matters

discretion; gun control

McDonald v Chicago (2010): the Supreme Court held that the 2nd amendment right to keep and bear arms is incorporated by the ___ ________ _______ of the __________ _________ and applies to the ______

due process clause; fourteenth amendment; states

US v Emerson (1999): a district court went against all ______ _____ ________ and restored a ______ ______ _______

federal court precedent; domestic abuser's firearms

in 1938, the _______ _________ act was passed

federal firearms

required dealers shipping firearms across state lines and importers to be licensed by the federal government

federal firearms acts

states rights: the amendment preserves the state's power to defend against _______ and ________ enemies, and it also reduces the need for a large standing ___

foreign; domestic; map

in 1794, the millets was made up of ____ ____ citizens, armed with _______, ________, and ______

free male; muskets, bayonets, and rifles

____ ______ by the states is not constitutionally prohibited

fun control

banned federal licenses from selling firearms to prohibited persons

gun control act

in 1968, the ___ _______ ___ was passed

gun control act

McDonald v Chicago (2010): the city of Chicago banned almost all _______ possession by the _____ __________

handgun; private individuals

research shows an increasing amount of _______ _____ ______ groups

heavily armed militia

examples of prohibited persons: -under _________ for or ________ of a ______ -a _______ -a ____ ____ -adjudicated a ______ _______ or committed to a _____ institution

indictment; convicted; felony fugitive drug user mental defective; mental

congress, using its broad authority to regulate _________ ________ has enacted some ________ __________

interstate commerce; federal government

in opposition to gun control: the common argument about gun control is the claim that such ____ will only put ____ where they do not belong - in ______ ____

laws; guns; criminal's hands

protection of lawful commerce in arms act of 2005 prohibited ________ against gun manufacturers and dealers for _______ resulting from use of their _______

lawsuits; damages; products

________ by the federal government is not prohibited

legislation

some weapons, such as fully automatic "_______ ____" and those altered to be more conducive to criminal activity have always been illegal for most people to ___, what exactly constitutes a ______ or ______ has not been as easy to define

machine guns; own; weapon; firearm

castle laws: some states have "____ __ ___" laws

make my day

protects people against any criminal charge or civil suit if they use force, including deadly force, against an invader of their home

make my day laws

an armed group of citizens who defend their community as emergencies arise

militia

today, the militia is considered to consist of the _______ ______ units in every ____, armed with government supplied and owned sophisticated ______

national guard; state; weaponry

some people are more concerned about the mass shootings at _______, ________, _______, _______, and _________ ____

newtown; Columbine; aurora; Tucson; virgina tech

in 1967, the _______ _____ _____ and ____ _______ act was passed

omnibus crime control and safe street

made possession of firearms by convicted felons unlawful

omnibus crime control and safe street act

in every case, except ___, the courts have held that the amendments refers to the right to keep and bear arms only in connection with a ____ ______

one; state militia

identifies the action to be taken or prohibited

operative clause

2 phases of the 2nd amendment:

operative; prefatory

the "______" movement conducts paramilitary training and demonizes the ______ ____________; some of these groups are considered ________ _______ _______

patriot; federal government; domestic terrorist threats

the violent crime control and law enforcement act of 1994: provides stiffer ______ for criminals who use firearms to commit ______ _____

penalties; federal crimes

individual rights see proponents see the amendment as primarily guaranteeing the right of the _____, not the ______

people; states

the violent crime control and law enforcement act of 1994: prohibits _________ of firearms by people who have committed _______ _____

possession; domestic abuse

some people fell the govt has become too _______ and that individuals need to _____ that power with _______

powerful; reclaim; firearms

announces a purpose but does necessarily restrict the operative clause

prefatory clause

the debate surrounding the 2nd amendment centers around the __________ ______ and the intentions of the _______ ______

prefatory clause; founding fathers

individuals to whom, under the gun control act, selling a firearm is forbidden

prohibited persons

those favoring the state's rights interpretation see the 2nd amendment as ________ and ___________ ______ _, ______ _ of the constitution; grants congress the power "to provide for the _______ forth of the ________ to execute the laws of the _____"

protecting and modifying article 1, section 8; calling; militia; union

modern-day militias in the US: 1992 1993 1996

ruby ridge the branch davidians "freeman"

the supreme c court has said that ____-______ is central to keeping and bearing arms

self-defense

expanded the definition of justifiable self-defense and provided that anyone claiming to feel "threatened" no longer had an obligation to retreat, call police, or avoid use of deadly force

stand your ground laws

states rights: proponents claim that the 2nd amendment was adopted with the primary purpose of preserving the _____ _______

state militia

other states have "____ ____ _______" laws

state your ground

United States v. miller (1939): the Supreme Court recognized a ______ right rather than an __________ right to bear arms

state; individual

states rights: the courts have consistently interpreted the 2nd amendment as allowing _____ to regulate private ___ _________

states; gun ownership

castle laws are passed by ______, and not all _____ have such laws

states; states

an illegal transaction when a buyer uses an intermediary to purchase a firearm(s) from a licensed firearms dealer and then sells the weapon(s) to individuals who cannot legally buy guns themselves, such as felons and the severely mentally retarded

straw purchase

states retain the right to impose ________ _________ related to firearms than those required by the ________ ____________

stricter regulations; federal government

a set ending time for legislation that is not renewed to prevent old law from remains on the books

sunset clause

the violent crime control and law enforcement act of 1994: expired with a _____ ______ (2004)

sunset clause

the denying firearms and explosives to dangerous terrorists act aims to prohibit those who are on the ______ ______ _____ from purchasing _______

terror watch list; firearms

allows qualified off-duty and retired officers to carry concealed weapons throughout the country, regardless of state or local firearms restrictions

the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act (2004)

___ _______ ________ ___ __ ____ was established because the federal government made an effort to regulate the possessions of firearms; this act was the first in _______ ________

the national firearms act of 1934; federal regulation

proponents of "___ _____ __ ____ ____" endorse an individual rights interpretation that would guarantee that right to all citizens

the right to bear arms

the violent crime control and law enforcement act of 1994: prohibits _____ to or ______ of handguns and ammunition by ________

transfer; possession; juveniles

in opposition to gun control: when people are disarmed, government _______ and _______ thrive

tyranny; oppression

McDonald v chicago (2010): mr Mcdonald argued that this left him __________ to criminals

vulnerable

Brady act: some states still impose a ______ period on firearms purchases

waiting


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