An International Human Right to Keep and Bear Arms Christopher J. Schmidt [*] 15 William and Mary Bill of Rights Journal 983. February, 2007 Copyright (c) 2007 Publications Council of the College of William & Mary; Christopher J. Schmidt Footnote numbers appear in text in brackets; footnote text is at the conclusion of the article.
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