RALEIGH, N.C. – A nationally-recognized attorney and two members of the North Carolina political class will participate in a Second Amendment debate at Campbell Law School next Wednesday, March 19. Alan Gura, former state senator Ellie Kinnaird and current state representative Paul Luebke will participate in the event hosted by the Campbell Law Federalist Society.
The debate will be held at the law school in room 105 beginning at noon. Members of the local community are welcome to join Campbell Law students, faculty, staff and alumni for the discussion. Paid parking is available at the City of Raleigh Municipal Parking Deck across from the law school on West Morgan Street.
“We are excited to host this strong, accomplished group for this important debate,” said Campbell Law Federalist Society President and third-year student Adthea Collins. “We anticipate a fruitful discussion, and look forward to sharing that with our neighbors in the community.”
Gura is widely regarded as one of the nation’s top Second Amendment lawyers. A partner at Gura & Possessky, his successful published cases include McDonald v. City of Chicago and District of Columbia v. Heller.
Kinnaird served nine terms as a state senator in the North Carolina General Assembly. Prior to her time in Raleigh she served as the Mayor of Carrboro from 1987 to 1996.
Rep. Luebke is currently serving his 12th term as a state representative in the North Carolina General Assembly.
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