The Daily Bullet – February 4, 2022
2022-02-07
Alex Ooley was on the Second Amendment Foundation’s Daily Bullet to discuss a variety of topics including Joe Biden’s recent statements on gun control.
Alex Ooley was on the Second Amendment Foundation’s Daily Bullet to discuss a variety of topics including Joe Biden’s recent statements on gun control.
Alex Ooley joins Paul Lathrop on The Daily Bullet to discuss Red Flag Laws and Justice Breyer’s retirement from the United States Supreme Court. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wuK07mVpXw&t=547s
Alex Ooley was on The Daily Bullet by the Second Amendment Foundation to discuss a variety of news topics including a court ruling against the gun store closures in California, the concept of preemption, “Kyle’s Law,” and the status of
Constitutional carry is the phrase used to describe a state that does not require a license to carry a firearm. Constitutional carry is sometimes called permitless carry, and it simply recognizes that free people should not have to obtain a
This week on The Daily Bullet we discuss a case out of Texas where a man was unlawfully held at gunpoint by a federal officer. We also discuss the concept and the theory behind the so-called “21-Foot Rule,” which is
Alex was on The Daily Bullet to discuss a variety of topics. The discussion included the Chad Read shooting in Texas, the Michigan school shooting, and the commission formed to evaluate the expansion of the Supreme Court.
Alex Ooley was on The Daily Bullet with Paul Lathrop from the Second Amendment Foundation to discuss the history of the Second Amendment.
This month, we would like to explore appealing an unfavorable verdict. It is a big topic, so let’s focus these two concerns: Do you generally do appellate work and if so, what are some of the primary hurdles compared
Alex Ooley was on The Daily Bullet with Paul Lathrop to discuss the Kyle Rittenhouse trial and not-guilty verdict. We also discussed the concept of self-defense and other issues that came up during the trial.
Alex Ooley was on The Daily Bullet with Paul Lathrop to discuss the NYSRPA case at the Supreme Court. Alex and Paul also discussed the legal doctrine of qualified immunity.
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