Identification
- Label (rdfs)
- Right to Bear Arms Claim
- Preferred Label
- Gun Rights Claim
- Alternative Labels
- N/A
- Identifier
- N/A
Definition and Examples
- Definition
- A right to bear arms claim is a legal action initiated by an individual or group alleging that their right to keep and bear arms, as protected by the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution, has been violated by the government or a government actor. The Second Amendment guarantees the right of individuals to keep and bear arms for self-defense and other lawful purposes. A right to bear arms claim may arise in various contexts, such as when a government enacts a law or regulation that unduly restricts the right to own or possess firearms, when a government actor denies a permit or license to possess firearms, or when an individual or group is punished for exercising their Second Amendment rights.
Translations
de-deAnspruch auf das Recht, Waffen zu tragen
es-esReclamo del derecho a portar armas
es-mxReclamo del derecho a portar armas
pt-brReivindicação do direito de portar armas
fr-frRevendication du droit de porter des armes
en-gbRight to Bear Arms Claim
he-ilתביעת זכות לקיום נשקים
hi-inहथियार धारण करने का अधिकार दावा
zh-cn持枪权主张
ja-jp武器所持権主張