The 2nd Amendment and first amendment

By nbertrand
  • District of Columbia v. Heller

    District of Columbia v. Heller

    It is illegal to have a handgun in the district of columbia. But it was ruled that it is against the second amendment and the courts ruled in Heller's favor.
  • McDonald v. City of Chicago

    McDonald v. City of Chicago

    The city of Chicago had a ban on all handguns. But Mcdonald had guns in his house and so he sewed. The court rukled on his side saying the second amendment allows other to protect themselves from danger and to carry firearms.
  • United States v. Miller

    United States v. Miller

    Miller cought a tresspasser in his properrty and shot him. The perpretrator was killed and the goverment trialed him for murder. The result was miller was sentanced to prison.
  • Roberston vs Baldwin

    Roberston vs Baldwin

    Baldwin shot Roberston for walking on his privacy. The court ruled for Aldwin.
  • Presser v. Illinois

    Presser v. Illinois

    Local german labor party militia had a parade with firearms and were chardged. The case resulted in a firearm bann in the state off illinois.
  • United States v. Cruikshank

    United States v. Cruikshank

    !05 black people killed and 3 white poeple killed.It resulted with the courts for all political partys be seated for the whole election.
  • Miller v. Texas

    Miller v. Texas

    Executed for murdering a police officer. That the seconfd amendment cannot protect him from that.
  • McGowan v. Maryland

    McGowan v. Maryland

    laws with reliegous origin are unconstitutional. That reliegon should not be involved with goverment.
  • R.A.V. v. City of St. Paul

    R.A.V. v. City of St. Paul

    The city of St.paul was having trouble with hate groups speaking i9n public areas. That it is your first amendment right.
  • Cantwell v. Connecticut

    Cantwell v. Connecticut

    Courts rule in free reliegous exercise. That they have a right to practice there reliegon.