Sentence examples for the amendment guarantees from inspiring English sources

No level, no regulation: the somewhat mentally ill, therefore, are not the only dubious characters whose right to assemble private arsenals the Amendment guarantees.

And indeed the Supreme Court relied on this interpretation of the second amendment's purpose in its 2008 decision in District of Columbia v Heller, which first established that the amendment guarantees an individual right to own guns.

The judge relied largely on scholarship in the 1990's holding that the drafters of the Second Amendment meant to give individuals the unfettered right to arms, even though the Supreme Court suggested in 1939 that the amendment guarantees only a collective right for states to arm their militias.

In her view, not only did the amendment guarantee a citizen's right to protect himself from harm, it also guaranteed him the right to participate in decisions about who gets harmed.

Although a defendant has a constitutional right to represent himself under the 6th Amendment, the 8th Amendment guarantees the right to a fair sentencing, which requires heightened scrutiny in a capital case.

The ad was deeply unfair – Kelly was just doing her job, providing the representation the Sixth Amendment guarantees to even the most unsavory criminal defendants.

We'd love to do so, but the sacred text of the Second Amendment guarantees the right to bear arms, and that cannot be infringed upon.

We'd love to do so, but the sacred text of the Second Amendment guarantees the right to bear arms, and that can not be infringed upon.

As a friend wrote me: the First Amendment guarantees the right of the neo-Nazis to march in Skokie, Illinois, but we don't give them an award.

Although Ms. Pirro described the site as disgusting and repulsive, she repeated that "the First Amendment guarantees the right to discuss other people in derogatory terms".

The Sixth Amendment guarantees the accused a right to a jury trial in "the state or district" where the crime was committed.