Stephen Breyer, who was appointed by William Jefferson Clinton in 1994, wrote dissenting opinions in Printz v. United States and Heller v. District of Columbia. In his dissent in Printz, he argued that other federal systems, like Switzerland and Germany, have local states implement regulations and decrees enacted by the central “federal” body. In Heller, he argued that laws prohibiting possession of handguns in the home do not violate the Second Amendment. (Steve Petteway, Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States)