There are still a handful of rights and issues in the Bill of Rights that the Supreme Court has not, by court ruling and opinion, required that the state governments recognize. One of the most well-known rights that serves as such an example is

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While there have been some Supreme Court cases related to the Second Amendment, such as District of Columbia v. Heller, the court has not required state governments to universally recognize the right to bear arms in the same way as other rights in the Bill of Rights. This has led to variations in state gun control laws and debates over the extent of Second Amendment protections.

There Are Still a Handful of Rights and Issues in the Bill