The Right to Bear Arms in Criminal Practice – This course studies Second Amendment doctrine with a focus on its application in criminal cases. Students will study foundational cases — from Miller through Heller, Bruen, and Rahimi — alongside historical materials, statutes, and scholarship on public health, constitutional interpretation, race, and carcerality. This course may be of particular interest to students pursuing a career in criminal law, as it examines how the Second Amendment and state constitutional corollaries are being litigated in contemporary criminal cases.