I. Introduction Warren v. District of Columbia. This is a case in which three rape victims sued the city under the following facts: Two of the victims were upstairs when they heard the other being attacked by men who had broken in downstairs. From an upstairs telephone, the two roommates made several calls to the police. Half an hour passed and their roommate's screams ceased; they assumed the police must have arrived. In fact, however, …
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…evidence that these laws have restrained crime. Nor is there much reason to believe that still more laws would produce additional public benefit. In conclusion, I would like to wrap things up by saying that yes, in an ideal world, there would be no need for persons to arm themselves at all. But until this ideal is fulfilled, I believe we should all support and defend our constitutional right to own and use personal firearms.