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I don't think you're remembering correctly. The Heller II case dealt with registration requirements of assault weapons but it went as far up to the court of appeals in D.C., not the supreme court. Heller I went to the SCOTUS but was about registering handguns. Heller II basically rejected undue burden standard for intermediate scrutiny.I'll have to look up my notes on the Heller case. I'm about to crash. I was up late reading the law in NY and spent the day out of town at a hospital with a relative.
With respect to the registration question, the court had no problem upholding registration for handguns, but remanded the issue to the lower court for further fact finding in regards to registration requirements for "long guns", not because the registration requirement was unconstitutional, but because, and I'm quoting directly from the opinion:
You can read the casehereIn the light of these evidentiary deficiencies and "the importance of the issues" at stake in this case . . . we believe the parties should have an opportunity "to develop a more thorough factual record." . . . [In another case that the court cited] rather than invalidate a legislative judgment based upon that shortcoming, the Court remanded the case for development of "a more thorough factual record." We follow suit by remanding the novel registration requirements, and all registration requirements as applied to long guns, to the district court for further evidentiary proceedings.