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Militia

“Militia” are institutions of government composed of “the people” (Second Amendment) themselves organized under statute that “keep and bear Arms” to—
1.) “execute the Laws”
2.) “suppress insurrections”
3.) “repel invasions” ART I, § 8, CL 15

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Militia: Legal Background

Militia: Legal BackgroundIf you wanted to know what the word “Militia” meant during the colonial period, presumably you could have gone to a small...
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“Unorganized” Militia

Oxymoronic "Unorganized" MilitiaThe very idea of an “unorganized”, and therefore “unarmed” and “undisciplined”, “militia” must be one of the most perverse and dangerous subterfuges...
Constitutional MIlitia

“the Militia of the several States”

“the Militia of the several States”GOVERNMENTAL INSTITUTIONS THAT EXERCISE GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITY—THOROUGHLY CIVILIAN“The Militia of the several States”: Governmental Institutions, Thoroughly Civilian“The Militia of the...
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Militia: Unconstitutionally Disestablished

Militia: Unconstitutionally Disestablished and Fused with the Regular Armed ForcesMilitia had been in existence for generations throughout America, settled and regulated pursuant to Colonial and then State statutes. And there...
"well regulated Militia" 2nd Amendment

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