NRA Dissidents are Working Thwart an Alleged Scheme by LaPierre Loyalists
While most attention is focused on the Manhattan courtroom where Judge Joel Cohen and a six-person jury will decide […]
What A Big Fight Over Small Fish at the Supreme Court Could Mean for Gun Regulation
On Wednesday, a pair of cases regarding federally mandated observers on fishing vessels (and who pays for them) was
Picture Painted of the NRA by the Prosecution in New York is Not a Pretty One
According to Wednesday’s continuing testimony by former NRA CEO Wilson “Woody” Phillips there was a perfectly reasonable explanation for
The Reckoning: A Lot of Apologies are Owed by a Lot of NRA Diehards
One reason more people aren’t outraged at the costs of many things — from supercars to government entitlement programs
Tape of Purported 2009 NRA Treasurer Conversation Could Be a Curve Ball for the Defense
Occasionally, what happens outside a courtroom can affect the events playing out inside a courtroom. That would appear to be
No Doubt About Dots: The New Burris FastFire C Micro Red Dot
Unlike many of the other semi-fossilized members of my generation, I have little reservation about using optics on my guns.
NRA on Trial: The Wheels of Justice Grind Slowly
NEW YORK CITY – Covering a trial, civil or criminal, isn’t the exciting stuff you might imagine from watching
NRA Trial Day Two: The Defendants Make Their Cases
NEW YORK CITY – Day two of the State of New York v, National Rifle Association started with the opening
NRA On Trial: The State Makes its Case Against What Prosecutors Call Waynes World
NEW YORK CITY – Day one of the State of New York v. National Rifle Association trial wrapped up late
NRA Trial in Manhattan Off to a Halting Start
NEW YORK CITY – Shortly after noon, Eastern time, Judge Neil Cohen called a short lunch recess after the jury