| − | The case, as presented before the Supreme Court, relies on two main arguments: that the [[Second Amendment]] is incorporated into state law by the [[Fourteenth Amendment]], and that the second amendment invalidates one or all of the provisions of Chicago laws affecting the petitioners. Should the Court rule in the petitioners favor, a number of weapon bans and registration laws across the country will be overturned. | + | The case, as presented before the Supreme Court, relies on two main arguments: that the [[Second Amendment]] is incorporated into state law by the [[Fourteenth Amendment]], and that the second amendment invalidates one or all of the provisions of Chicago laws affecting the petitioners. Should the Court rule in the petitioners' favor, a number of weapon bans and registration laws across the country will be overturned. |