Firearms Legal Update: Louisiana Passes Permitless Carry
On February 13, 2024, several new gun laws are going into effect in Michigan. Join U.S. LawShield President Kirk Evans for an overview of these complex laws.
Use of Force: What You Need To Know
Whether it’s a private citizen defending their life from an attack or law enforcement apprehending a criminal, in today’s world there are many questions surrounding use of force. Although the term means different things when used with a civilian versus a government agent, everyone has questions about what level of force is warranted for a given situation. Police officers need to be aware of “excessive force” and civilians need to be wary of escalating a situation by using “disproportional force” in a self-defense incident. We all struggle to balance the value of human life against the need to respond, sometimes with deadly force, to an imminent threat.
Firearm Law Update: New Michigan Gun Laws Set To Go Into Effect
On February 13, 2024, several new gun laws are going into effect in Michigan. Join U.S. LawShield President Kirk Evans for an overview of these complex laws.
Firearm Law Update: Florida District Judge Permits Firearms in Post Office
U.S. district judge Kathryn Mizelle of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida, Tampa Division, ruled in January 2024 that carrying a firearm into a U.S. post office was permitted for U.S. postal worker Emmanuel Ayala, deeming the federal ban on firearm possession in U.S. postal facilities unconstitutional.
Firearm Law Update: Illinois Implements Cashless Bail
Fast Facts: Illinois Cashless Bail On September 18th, 2023,
Red Flag Laws: What Are They & How Do They Work?
If you’ve ever listened to anyone talk about gun control, you’ve probably heard the term “Red Flag law” more times than you can count. But what actually are these laws? What do they accomplish that existing regulations don’t? Most importantly, how do Red Flag laws affect law-abiding people like you?
Can You Carry A Gun Across State Lines? 3 Things Every Gun Owner Needs to Know
Whether you have a concealed carry license or not, if you will be traveling cross-country with your firearms while on vacation this year, particularly through states that may not be as “firearms friendly” as your home state, you’ll be happy to know that the federal Firearm Owners Protection Act, or FOPA, allows you to legally transport your firearms in your vehicle while you drive, so long as you comply with a short list of requirements found in what is known as the “Safe Passage” provision, or 18 U.S.C. § 926A.
The Ultimate Guide to Castle Doctrine Law
As a responsible gun owner, it is important to be familiar with the various laws, legal theories, and legal terms related to self-defense. “Castle Doctrine” is one such legal theory.
Firearm Law Update: Supreme Court Issues Stay on Firearms Definition Ruling
Fast Facts: Supreme Court Issues Stay on Firearms Definition
Firearm Law Update: Illinois Upholds Assault Weapons Ban
Fast facts: Illinois Assault Weapons Ban Upheld The Illinois
