Firearm Laws & Litigation
Firearm Laws & Litigation covers the latest news on gun-related legislation, legal battles, and policy changes across the U.S. Stay informed on proposed bills, newly enacted laws, court rulings, and lawsuits that impact Second Amendment rights, concealed carry, self-defense laws, and firearm regulations.
Kyle’s Law: Andrew Branca’s Proposed Law for Stopping Politically Motivated Prosecutions of Self-Defense
If you don't know how Andrew Branca is then you should. He is an Attorney that specializes in self-defense and...
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The Difference Between Self-Defense And Assault
NPR did an article on concealed carriers who have had to defend their lives with their firearms. While a few...
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Six More CCW Licenses Suspended Stemming from Capitol Riot
Nikki Fried, Florida AG Commissioner, suspended six more concealed carry permits on top of her initial 22 suspensions in relation...
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Bill Banning Gun Confiscation, Store Closures Amid Emergencies Passes Through Ohio Senate
The Ohio Senate has passed Senate Bill 185 (see full bill below), which bans local governments from taking away guns...
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Stand Your Ground Law: If Possible, Retreat Anyway
Much ado has been made over “Stand Your Ground” policy in the past several years. The mainstream media hates Stand...
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FOID and CCL Backlog Extends Beyond Pandemic, Audit Shows
According to an audit report, the backlog for Concealed Carry Licences (CCL) and Firearm Operation Identification (FOID) cards extends well...
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Florida Potentially in Line for Next Open Carry State
Florida Representative Anthony Sabatini, Dist. 32, has introduced a new bill that would make open carry in public without a...
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North Carolina County Sheriff Introduces First CCW Card Instead of Paper
North Carolina’s Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office has become the first sheriff’s office in the state to introduce a durable permit...
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New Jersey Concealed Carry Decision Heading to Debate in Supreme Court
According to Gov. Phil Murphy and acting Attorney General Andrew Bruck, people in New Jersey do not need to carry...
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Know Your Environment: Who Will Be Prosecuting?
It is a sad state of affairs, but our rights and individual liberties are under endless attack. There is a...
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Upstate Sheriff Aims to Create Law for Notifying Police After Self-Defense Shootings
Two recent self-defense shootings both involved the victims not notifying law enforcement of said shooting in a timely fashion. This has...
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Texas Constitutional Carry Goes Into Effect Today, Sept. 1
Today, September 1, 2021, constitutional carry goes into effect in Texas. That makes Texas the 21st state to have some...
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