It’s no secret that the legal system is often skewed against gun owners. You see it all the time; the victim who was forced to protect their life against a dangerous threat often ends up being painted as a criminal. And the financial, emotional, and mental toll it takes to defend yourself against these courtroom bullies? It can be well… astronomical.
There’s a lot to consider when choosing the best self-defense method for your family. But what if you and your spouse disagree on that method?
How much of your taxpayer dollars are being spent on research that will be used to slowly erode your gun rights? The answer is “a lot”...
What used to be a legal oddity confined to the tiny State of Vermont is now the law in more than a third of U.S. states, and another five states are looking to pass legislation this year. Constitutional carry is a growing trend that appears uncomplicated on the surface.
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“Making bail” is such a commonly used phrase in police procedural dramas that most people probably feel they have a solid grasp of how the bond system works in America. A good understanding of the bond system, coupled with the add-on bail bond coverage U.S. LawShield offers, may help minimize your time in jail and save your bank account after a self-defense incident.
On the third anniversary of the horrific Parkland massacre, the White House released a statement challenging Congress to pursue gun control in this legislative session.
If you own a gun, it is imperative you learn these three legal self-defense concepts that will help you know when it is reasonable to use deadly force. A better understanding of these concepts can help keep you on the right side of the law.
Law enforcement is a familiar and indispensable part of our society. But have you thought about how it fits into our system of justice? What impact can law enforcement have on law-abiding gun owners?
All eyes are on the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (“ATF”) right now. The ATF is the regulatory agency for the firearms industry, which gives it the power to interpret and apply federal laws governing firearms. What should you do if you think you may be in possession of an unregistered NFA item?
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