BEN BARTON reviews Robert Spitzer’s Saving the Constitution from Lawyers. My favorite bit:

The efficacy of these arguments is crippled, however, by [Spitzer’s] claim that the individual rights theory of the Second Amendment is fatally, obviously, and laughably wrong as a matter of constitutional theory, case law, and history. Unfortunately for Spitzer the Supreme Court held the exact opposite by a vote of 9-0 in District of Columbia v. Heller months after the publication of the book.

Ouch.

UPDATE: A couple of readers protest that Heller was a 5-4 decision, but the Court went 9-0 in favor of the Second Amendment protecting an individual right.