Judge Michael McConnell, who argued before the Supreme Court, gives the arguments on the petitioner's side.

Prof. John Blume, representing the amicus party the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, gives the arguments on the criminal defendant's side.

Alabama Solicitor General Corey Maze gives the arguments on the state government's side.

Jon Lowy of amicus the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence gives arguments for considering a public interest in gun regulations, should the Second Amendment be incorporated.

Leonard Niehoff, counsel to the amicus Anti-Defamation League, gives the arguments in favor of incorporation (if any) through the Due Process Clause.

Ilya Shapiro of the Cato Institute gives the arguments in favor of incorporating the Second Amendment through the Privileges or Immunities Clause.

Charles Dyke, counsel for the amicus Board of Education of Chicago et al., argues against incorporating the Second Amendment.

Alan Gura, counsel to Otis McDonald, gives the arguments in favor of incorporation of the Second Amendment.

SCOTUSblog interviews Prof. David Stras on his experience clerking for Justice Thomas.

Prof. Peter Margulies, representing the amicus party “Scholars, Attorneys, and Former Public Officials with Experience in Terrorism-Related Issues," gives the arguments for the government.