Supporters of Scalia’s view that handgun bans violate Second Amendment rights could cite the Supreme Court case of the District of Columbia versus Heller to support their argument.
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In the 2008 case of District of Columbia versus Heller, the Supreme Court had passed a judgment saying that the government of Columbia cannot ban its residents from registering new weapons neither it can require the residents to keep their weapons non-functional when at home.
Justice Scalia referred to the Second Amendment to the Constitution to support her decision and clarified that the right of the citizens to bear and use arms would remain untouched.
