Omnicause Mission Creep: Giffords Moves from Gun Control to Defending Illegals Attacking ICE Agents
Giffords, originally launched to advance the cause of gun control after the 2011 shooting of former Rep. Gabby Giffords, has
Police Procedure
Why Does the Philly PD Get to Arbitrarily Decide Who’s Worthy of Exercising Second Amendment Rights
When the test for stripping a right is “good cause” – words that mean whatever the person holding the stamp wants them to mean – the test itself violates the Constitution.
Armed Citizens: Extreme Caution is Required in Third-Party Defense Situations, Especially Those Involving Police
Train realistically. Know your rights and your limitations. And never forget that true preparedness includes knowing when not to draw.
When Locals Refuse to Enforce Unconstitutional Gun Bans
Prosecutors, sheriffs, and police must prioritize the use of their personnel and resources and can drop enforcement of laws they consider unconstitutional or immoral to the bottom of the list.
‘Horseplay’ and Quick Draws: It Isn’t Always Cops, But It’s Cops Far Too Often
In an effort to remind folks of things that should have been drilled into them long ago, it’s time to
DOJ Investigating Philly PD for Yanking Gun Permits After Verbal Altercation With Cops
If it’s shown that the permits were cancelled for little more than expressions of dissatisfaction with the police, it may be that both Second Amendment and First Amendment rights were violated.
This is One of the Reasons the DOJ is Suing the US Virgin Islands
“The VIPD told me that, due to mechanical issues with the computers and card printers, I would not be able to complete the [firearm] registration process ‘until it is fixed.'”
They Didn’t Fire Enough Cops: Pasadena PD Finally Release Negligent Discharge ‘Horseplay’ Video
This wasn’t “horseplay.” It was reckless endangerment that could have easily turned into manslaughter.
Back Door May-Issue: DOJ Investigating Philly PD Over Vague ‘Good Cause’ Concealed Carry Permit Revocations
It is a violation of the Second Amendment for government officials to use vague, personal discretion when determining whether to issue or revoke permits to carry firearms.
Why Can’t New York’s Gay Cops March With Their Duty Guns in a Pride March?
This marks the second straight year that Tisch has come to the defense of LGBTQ+ cops and half a decade since the organizer of the parade banned sidearms.