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March 30th, 2019
Can You Shoot a Thief? | Florida |
Everyone knows you can defend yourself in your home. But what about protecting other property? Using Force to Defend Property Florida Statute 776.031 allows a person to use or threaten to use non-deadly force if: they reasonably believe such conduct is... [Read More]
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March 30th, 2019
Defending Your Flock | Georgia |
Carrying in Places of Worship Georgia law forbids possession of firearms in certain locations. The statute we will be addressing is Official Code of Georgia 16-11-127. One of the locations where carry is prohibited is in a place of worship,... [Read More]
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March 30th, 2019
Can You Shoot a Thief? | Georgia |
Defending Property Let’s discuss the law and the limits to defending your property in Georgia. Georgia law allows a person to protect their property with force from another’s unlawful interference or trespass onto that property. Furthermore, under certain circumstances, the... [Read More]
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March 30th, 2019
Can You Shoot a Thief? | Missouri |
You can use force to protect your property in Missouri. However, you cannot use deadly force to protect your property. It’s a very important distinction to understand. Using Deadly Force You may use deadly force if there is an imminent... [Read More]
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March 30th, 2019
Defending The Flock | North Carolina |
Hi, Mark Edwards here. This month, I’ll address the rights of gun owners to carry firearms in places of worship. Over the past several years, there have been many high-profile shootings of members in their place of worship. Legal or... [Read More]
