External Links and Sources
- Robert A. Levy Biography, Cato Institute
- "Carefully Plotted Course Propels Gun Case to Top", New York Times
- "Lawyer Who Wiped Out D.C. Ban Says It's About Liberties, Not Guns", Washington Post
- Robert A. Levy Fellowships, George Mason University School of Law
- "Judging the Judges", Wall Street Journal review of Dirty Dozen
- "Supreme Court to hear challenge to DC gun law", by David G. Savage, Los Angeles Times, March 17, 2008
- Coverage of CDA Quarterly Rankings, New York Times
- Levy Statement on Heller Ruling, Cato Institute
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| Name | Levy, Robert A. |
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| Date of birth | 1941 |
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