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"This is the triumph, in some ways, of originalism—Justice Scalia's
intellectual triumph in changing the way people make arguments in front
of the Supreme Court. And yes, there are some other cases where it's
been pretty common. What's interesting is that since Heller, there have been dozens of cases in lower courts. Heller
said: Yes, there is an individual right, but it can be limited. And the
extent of the limits wasn't really clear. Well, dozens of judges have
ruled since then, and overwhelmingly, they have upheld district gun
laws. They've said, "Yes, there's an individual right, but society, too,
has a right to protect itself." So maybe Heller's importance is not so great. And as this judicial consensus has developed across the country to uphold gun laws, we haven't yet heard from the Supreme Court one more time. So I think the Supreme Court isn't done yet." Michael Waldman