Persons Appearing in The Documentary
- Professors of law
| Professor | School |
|---|---|
| Akhil Amar | Yale Law School |
| Randy Barnett | Boston University School of Law |
| Robert Cottrol | George Washington University Law School |
| Brannon Denning | Cumberland School of Law |
| Nicholas Johnson | Fordham University School of Law |
| Sanford Levinson | University of Texas School of Law |
| Nelson Lund | George Mason University School of Law |
| Joyce Lee Malcolm | George Mason University School of Law |
| Joseph Olson | Hamline University School of Law |
| Daniel Polsby | George Mason University School of Law |
| Glenn Harlan Reynolds | University of Tennessee College of Law |
| Eugene Volokh | UCLA School of Law |
- Professors of criminology
| Professor | School |
|---|---|
| Gary Kleck | Florida State University |
- Others
| Name | Background |
|---|---|
| Carol Bambery | Attorney, NRA Director |
| Clayton Cramer | Historian, author |
| Sandy Froman | Attorney, NRA President |
| Stephen Halbrook | Attorney, Second Amendment author |
| David T. Hardy | Attorney, Second Amendment author |
| Roy Innis | National Chairman of CORE, NRA Director |
| Don Kates | Civil rights attorney, author |
| Dave Kopel | Attorney, Research Director of Independence Institute |
| Larry Pratt | Author, Executive Director of GOA |
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