Hello! Bill of Rights, 2nd Amendment?
Sorry, I thought it was so obvious and well-known that even you would have deduced it without me having to quote it every other post.
The citizens of Colorado haven't been disarmed.
They can't carry arms, right? That's what Stanley got convicted of doing, right?
Not allowed to carry arms = disarmed. Or is there some strange definition of "disarmed" which I am not aware of?
Someone should point that out to Mr. Stanley, the convicted criminal who knowingly and deliberately acted in defiance of lawful regulation.
If a city law contradicts/defies a state or federal constitutional law, is it valid? can/should someone be convicted of violating an unconstitutional (state or federal) law?
The Second Amendment is a declaratory restriction of a limit to federal power.
If a city law contradicts/defies a state or federal constitutional law
It doesn't contradict/defy the Second Amendment.
Haven't you got even one source?