Is 'Defund the Police' plausible? When SCOTUS declines to take any 2nd Amendment cases, the right to bear arms is in jeopardy.

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June 17, 2020

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Despite the Slogan, ‘Defund the Police’ May Have Some Good Suggestions ([link removed] )

When people talk about defunding the police, they are suggesting that not every domestic disturbance, traffic mishap or truant youth needs to be confronted by someone resembling RoboCop.

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By Michael D. Tanner

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SCOTUS Declines All 2nd Amendment Cases ([link removed] )

We’ll have to wait even longer for the justices to correct the massive resistance to the right to armed self‐​defense.

- On Second Amendment, Supreme Court Abdicates Its Duty to Say What the Law Is ([link removed] )

By Ilya Shapiro

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