Lawless Utopia: Illinois No-Cash Bail Law Pays Dividends to Chicago Criminals While Creating More Crime Victims
The Land of Lincoln’s no-cash bail law, passed in the dead of night with almost zero debate, has proven a […]
Law and the Courts
SCOTUS Chevron Deference Cases Could Put an End to ATF Regulatory Overreach
This is a fish story that could have seismic impacts for the way the federal government generates gun control
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
Kentucky State Rep Sets a Standard for Legislators in Other States to Follow
A recent bill in Kentucky shows us how state legislators should be responding to the NYSRPA v. Bruen decision. Instead
Another Bruen Win: Third Circuit Strikes Down PA Carry Ban for Adults Under 21
Just think of NYSRPA v. Bruen as the judicial gift that keeps on giving, striking down plainly unconstitutional and
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
Biden DOJ: Hunter Biden Is Not Protected Against Gun Charges By the Second Amendment
President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden posed a threat to public safety and cannot rely on his constitutional right to a
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
Indiana Rep. Works to Put an End to Years-Long Anti-Gun Lawfare by the City of Gary
If one Indiana lawmaker is successful, the abuse of the legal system by gun control advocates in Gary, Ind.,
