Heller has been incorporated and it says nothing about carrying; it's a "keeping" case, not a "bearing" case. We still have to get a carrying case to the Supreme Court. People have been reading too much into Heller since the day the opinion was handed down.jecsd1 wrote:2A is now incorporated folks. Texas law prohibiting open carry is UNCONSTITUTIONAL. Doesn't that mean anything??
There is very good dicta in Heller, including the first ever Supreme Court recognition of a constitutional right to self-defense. This is as important as the Second Amendment part of the case because it makes it much easier and more likely to win a "carrying" case. But Heller did not establish "constitutional carry" as so many of our friends now claim.
Chas.