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Joseph Blocher, distinguished professor of law at Duke University and Second Amendment scholar, joins student-host Andrew Chand to trace the legal evolution of the Second Amendment, from Heller to Bruen, and explore what the Court's new history-based standard means for the future of gun regulation in America.
Duke Center for Firearms Law: firearmslaw.duke.edu
Gun Violence Solutions Project: gvsp.virginia.edu
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