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Model 1. States'/collective rights Position1 #242676 The Second Amendment did not apply to individuals; rather, it recognized the right of a state to arm its militia.

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Model 1. States'/collective rights Model 1. States'/collective rights ☜The Second Amendment did not apply to individuals; rather, it recognized the right of a state to arm its militia.☜59C6EF

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Link[1] Second Amendment to the United States Constitution

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Cited by: (Del)V Jas 7:40 AM 24 December 2012 GMT

Citerank: (7) 242677Model 2. Sophisticated collective rightsThe Second Amendment recognized some limited individual right. However, this individual right could only be exercised by members of a functioning, organized state militia while actively participating in the organized militia’s activities.959C6EF, 242678Model 3. StandardThe Second Amendment recognized the personal right of individuals to keep and bear arms.959C6EF, 242723Version 1The original passage relating to the bearing of arms in James Madison's proposed Bill of Rights959C6EF, 242724Version 2Reworded passage following committee review959C6EF, 242725Version 3Version sent from the House to the Senate959C6EF, 242730Version 4The proposed amendment received from the House as transcribed in the Journal of the Senate959C6EF, 242732Version 6Final version passed by the Senate959C6EF

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Amendment_to_the_United_States_Constitution#Scholarly_commentary

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