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The decision does not immediately have implications outside the [[District of Columbia]], because the [[Bill of Rights]] directly applies only to the Federal government.<ref>[[Barron v. Baltimore]], Chief Justice [[John Marshall]]</ref>  However, the Supreme Court decided June 28, 2010 [[McDonald v. Chicago]], which argues that the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms should be incorporated against the states under the [[Fourteenth Amendment]].

The decision does not immediately have implications outside the [[District of Columbia]], because the [[Bill of Rights]] directly applies only to the Federal government.<ref>[[Barron v. Baltimore]], Chief Justice [[John Marshall]]</ref>  However, the Supreme Court decided June 28, 2010 [[McDonald v. Chicago]], which argues that the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms should be incorporated against the states under the [[Fourteenth Amendment]].

==See Also==

==See also==

* [[McDonald v. Chicago]]

* [[McDonald v. Chicago]]

* [[Landmark Supreme Court Cases]]

* [[Landmark Supreme Court Cases]]

== References ==

== References ==