Charleston, SC 29402
United States
Charleston School of Law
SSRN RANKINGS
in Total Papers Downloads
Antonin Scalia, Second Amendment, right to arms, firearms possession, gun control, arms control
Thomas Jefferson, Ordinance of 1784, Territorial Governance Act, Articles of Confederation, Slavery, Anti-Slavery, Free Soil, western territories
Supreme Court, Second Amendment, militia, American Revolution, James Madison, Bill of Rights, Militia Act, constitutional interpretation, original meaning, classical republicanism, United States Army, National Guard, Akhil Amar, Carl Bogus, Sanford Levinson, William Van Alstyne
Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe, Haitian Revolution, Gabriel, Virginia, criminal theory, justification, St. George Tucker, legal education, slave rebellion, Election of 1800, militia, Richmond, James Sidbury, Douglas Egerton
Second Amendment, self-defense, Nicholas Johnson, general principles of law, law of armed conflict
constitutional interpretation, constitutionalism, bill of rights, Second Amendment, incorporation, Heller, McDonald v. City of Chicago, guns, original meaning, original intent, Scalia, Privileges and Immunities, substantive due process, Civil War and Reconstruction, Fourteenth Amendment
Jefferson, slavery, Founding Fathers, Natural Law, Declaration of Independence, Howell v Netherland, Summary View, Jefferson's Image, Tea Party
Jim Chen, Gil Grantmore, David C. Williams, Randy Barnett, Akhil Amar, Saul Cornell, Nathan DeDino, Jonathon Simon, Second Amendment, Fourteenth Amendment, militia, constitutional interpretation, Supreme Court
Parker v. the District of Columbia, Second Amendment, right to arms, constitutional interpretation, originalism, legal process theory, living constitutionalism, militia
Robert Churchill, Second Amendment, militia, militia census, Joseph Varnum, firearms
David Konig, Second Amendment, original understanding, militia, classical republicanism, Scotland, England, eighteenth century
Mark Graber, Sanford Levinson, Jonathon Simon, Second Amendment, militia, classical republicanism, constitutional interpretation
Thomas Jefferson, Paris, Debt, Slavery, Sally Hemings
