 is not unlimited, and there is a long tradition of being able to temporarily disarm people that have been demonstrated to be dangerous. There are due process issues that will have to be worked out, and lower courts, I'm sure, will deal with. But I think it's an important decision that helps us identify what some of the outer limits of the right to keep and bear arms are. Steve Ladeck, your colleague at Georgetown, Randy Barnett, had the best post on X when he said this horribly divided, very partisan...