The seventh circuit court of appeals hands down Ezell v. Chicago (illinois): via the fraudulent 14th amendment, municipal corporations may not prohibit firing ranges within their jurisdictions based on the reason that residents could go to a firing range in a different city. In rendering this decision, the court ignored the illinois constitution of 1970, article I, section 22.
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Ezell v. City of Chicago, No. 10-3525 (7th Cir. 2011) :: Justia
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District of Columbia v. Heller – Wikipedia
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