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Isn't there ample case history that even a tent sight (sic) is a domicile for the purposes of the 2A?
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If there were, then why weren't they listed in the
Baker complaint?
There might very well be such cases. The litigation process in
Baker never came close to the stage of point - counter point, before the parties stipulated to the injunction. So we mere laymen don't have a working timeline to refer to.
What we do have, thanks to
Baker, is that "home" and "residence" were used interchangeably within those documents. We have the successful argument that the right to be armed in a residence, even a temporary residence, is the same as the right to be armed in the home (which is generally more permanent).
In
Osterweil, the plaintiff never made that connection and noticed the court. Because of that, the Judge was able to substitute "domicile" for "home." That changed the entire nature of the complaint.