On a quiet Sunday morning, the sanctuary is full. Children shuffle into pews. A greeter smiles at the door. The worship team begins to play. Now imagine this: a raised voice in the lobby. A door that should have remained closed swings open. A volunteer freezes for half a second too long. In critical moments, hesitation is not caused by…
Key Takeaways A coalition of gun rights organizations filed a Motion for Summary Judgment to overturn New Jersey’s restriction on hollow point ammunition. The lawsuit challenges New Jersey statute N.J.S.A. § 2C:39-3(f)(1), arguing it violates the Second and Fourteenth Amendments. Plaintiffs claim hollow point ammunition is essential for self-defense and…
Key Takeaways A homeowner in Somerset Township shot and killed an alleged intruder early Sunday morning during an attempted break-in. The incident occurred around 2:05 a.m. when loud banging and a demand for entry woke the homeowner. After warning the intruder that he was armed, the homeowner shot the man…
Key Takeaways Fear alone can’t justify deadly force in self-defense; belief in imminent danger must be reasonable. Lesson 5 of the 36 Lessons for Armed Defenders emphasizes the importance of reasonable belief in self-defense claims. Real-life cases illustrate how complicated self-defense situations can become when analyzed later by courts. Jurors…
Key Takeaways New York lawmakers proposed legislation requiring graphic warning posters in gun stores and with firearm licenses. The bills, Senate Bill S9334 and Assembly Bill A10485, aim to address health and safety risks of firearm ownership. Gun stores must display these warnings clearly, with penalties for noncompliance reaching $10,000…
Key Takeaways Georgia Senate passed SB572 to strengthen legal protections for self-defense use of force. The bill introduces a presumption that defensive force is reasonable under specific legal conditions. SB572 maintains existing limits on self-defense claims and expands protections against civil lawsuits. The legislation allows evidence of abuse in self-defense…
Key Takeaways Virginia Senate Bill 749 bans the purchase, sale, and transfer of certain firearms defined as ‘assault firearms.’ The law imposes penalties including Class 1 misdemeanors for violations involving assault firearms and “large capacity magazines.” It includes exceptions for government agencies, law enforcement, and individuals who owned affected firearms…
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS — A confrontation between tow truck drivers escalated into gunfire, leading to charges…
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