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Jeremy Senderowicz's avatar

“The people of the state of New York have every right to interpret the Second Amendment—as much right as Justice Clarence Thomas does.”

Does this apply to any other amendment contained in the Bill of Rights? Do we acknowledge that the people of different states can interpret for themselves, say, the scope of First Amendment protection for obscenity or “hate speech” or the Sixth Amendment’s right to a jury trial in the most heinous of accusations? Because I don’t think anyone across the political spectrum does.

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KL's avatar

Does the 4th Amendment secure an individual right against unreasonable searches and seizures?

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