The Supreme Court upheld an Illinois law that prohibited parading with arms by any groups other than the organized militia.
After Herman Presser was convicted for leading a parade of armed members of a fraternal organization, he asserted that the law violated the rights protected by the Second and Fourteenth Amendments. Writing for a unanimous Supreme Court, Justice William B. Woods
In Presser v. Illinois, Justice William B. Woods argued that the Second Amendment applied to the federal government and not to the states.
Due process, substantive
Incorporation doctrine
Second Amendment