Listen to our latest podcast where Mr. Curtis discusses his recent publication Of Arms and the Militia: Gun Regulation by Defining “Ordinary Military Equipment.” Mr. Curtis debates that the regulation of semi-automatic riles and other arms can be achieved by defining “ordinary military equiptment” provided to militia members under the Second Amendment. The full text of the article can be found here.
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Our guest today is Edward J. Curtis, Jr.
Edward J. Curtis, Jr.
Edward J. Curtis, Jr., is an attorney who retired from the Office of the Attorney General for the State of New York after more than twenty-five years of service. In the course of his work in that office, Mr. Curtis defended the constitutionality of several New York Statutes concerning psychiatric treatment, including Kendra’s Law for Assisted Outpatient Treatment, Governor Pataki’s Sexually Violent Predator initiative, and the Sex Offender Management and the Treatment Act.
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