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.,
Law and the Courts
BREAKING: US District Judge Strikes Down Federal Ban on Guns in Post Offices
There’s literally no end to the the benefits of the Supreme Court’s Bruen ruling. As a result of that decision,
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
Law Journal Article Destroys Argument That Civilians Should Not Own Weapons Of War
A recent article in the Wyoming Law Review by Chuck Michel and Kostas Moros of the Michel & Associates law
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
NRA On Trial: Win or Lose, Say Goodbye to the NRA as You Have Known It
NEW YORK CITY – Friday’s news that longtime National Rifle Association Executive Director Wayne LaPierre was resigning for “health reasons”