Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Why Can’t Martha Stewart Have A Gun?,2009,32,2,695-735,Marshall
Threats in the line of duty: Police officers and the First Amendment in State v. Valdivia and Connecticut v. Deloreto,2004,28,1,307-317,Sheley
Doing something" about child abuse: The need to narrow the grounds for state intervention,1985,3,,539-589,Besharov
Fear-mongering torts and the exaggerated death of diving,2004,28,1,17-37,Bogus
Gun shy: The Second Amendment as an "underenforced constitutional norm",1998,21,3,719-791,Denning
Comment: wrongful conception and the right not to be harmed,1985,8,1,57-77,Feinberg
Reducing the drug war's damage to government budgets,2012,35,2,543-568,Kopel
Half-cocked: the regulatory framework of short-barrel firearms,2017,40,2,493-537,D'Cruz
Assault weapon bans: unconstitutional laws for made-up category of firearms,2020,43,,357-374,Smith
Comments on assault weapons the right to arms and the right to live,2020,43,,375-386,Lowy
NYSRPA V. Bruen: a Supreme Court victory for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms--and a strong rebuke to "Inferior Courts",2022,per curiam,24,1-10,Smith
NYSRPA V. Bruen: a Supreme Court victory for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms--and a strong rebuke to "Inferior Courts",2020,per curiam 2002,24,1-10,Smith