"In his majority opinion, Justice Scalia went out of his way to state 
that the Second Amendment right of armed self-defense is not absolute. 
He provided what he himself termed a non-exhaustive list of permissible 
regulations: restriction on firearms possession by felons and the 
mentally ill; restrictions on possession in sensitive places such as 
schools and government buildings; and conditions on sales."

http://writ.lp.findlaw.com/dorf/20080627.html

(I think the CRPD argument is that restrictions based on the disability 
of mental illness discriminate.  Sylvia)



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