In Indiana, a person who breaks and enters the building or structure of another person, with intent to commit a felony or theft in it, commits burglary, a Level 5 felony (Indiana Code 35-43-2-1). In Wilburn vs. State, the Court
Mike Ooley joined The Daily Bullet with Paul Lathrop to discuss defending property and less-lethal use of force options.
Alex Ooley was on The Daily Bullet to discuss Massad Ayoob’s “10 Commandments of Concealed Carry.” Part 1: Part 2:
Why might an innocent person choose to plead guilty to a crime they did not commit? One of the most persistent myths about the criminal “justice” system is that only guilty people plead guilty. In fact, given the coercive
Have you been denied on an FBI NICS background check when trying to purchase a firearm? You have a few options to challenge the denial and fix the issue going forward. You may be able to challenge the specific denial
At the 34 minute mark, Alex Ooley joins Eye on the Target Radio to discuss common questions about NFA trusts, including how having a trust might be better than owning an NFA item as an individual, how the rules have
Alex Ooley was on the Daily Bullet with Paul Lathrop from the Second Amendment Foundation to discuss state constitutional provisions protecting the right to keep and bear arms. Article 1, Section 32 of the Indiana Constitution says, “The people shall
Alex Ooley was on the Daily Bullet with Paul Lathrop from the Second Amendment Foundation to discuss levels of judicial review (rational basis, intermediate scrutiny, and strict scrutiny). We also discussed the New York State Rifle & Pistol Association Inc.
Alex Ooley was on The Second Amendment Foundation’s Daily Bullet with Paul Lathrop and Amanda Suffecool to discuss defending another person. We also discussed living with someone who is prohibited from possessing a firearm and “CCW Insurance.”
48 GOP Senators wrote a letter to the ATF demanding the withdrawal of ATF’s proposed rule that would place restrictions on the use of commonly used pistol braces. The letter can be found below:
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