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i mean, the big division in a lot of second amendment debates, whether it s in courts or scholarship or just sort of in public discussion, is about the degree to which and the ways in which the right to keep and bear arms extends outside the home. so in that heller case i mentioned from 2008, the holding was officially directed just to a claim to possess a firearm in the home for self-defense. the court didn t have to say clearly and it didn t whether that right extends outside the home. most courts have either held or assumed that it does. but that the government tends to have more authority to regulate when a person carries a gun in public. so, for example, the government might impose permit requirements. you have to show good cause or some kind of justification before you carry a gun into public places. and that that sort of balance is the thing that i think is really is really potentially on the chopping block with a with a with a strictly historical test. joseph, good to

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