In Rehaif v. United States, the United States Supreme Court issued an opinion in a case involving a prosecution under 18 U.S.C. §922(g) and §924(a)(2), which are federal statutes that criminalize possession of firearms by a person falling into any
The Indiana Court of Appeals recently upheld a jury verdict, which found the Defendant guilty of criminal recklessness for a negligent discharge. The conviction was based on the improper cleaning of the handgun in proximity to a child and other
Driving under the influence of alcohol or other controlled substances is considered a crime in all fifty states. However, the states do not all agree on what this charge is officially called—driving under the influence (DUI), driving while intoxicated (DWI),
Is bail bonding allowed in your state? Is bail bonding allowed in your state? If not, what options exist for a defendant to be released from jail following self-defense gun use? Typically, what conditions, restrictions or allowances affect bail if
Being charged with a crime can be very stressful, especially if you are facing potential jail time or costly fines. Although some individuals may think that they can represent themselves and save money on attorney fees, those who decide to
In late April 2019, Governor Eric Holcomb of Indiana signed new legislation into law that allows willfully negligent employers to be sued for safety violations in their workplaces that lead to the death of an employee. As of July 1,
Dad and I took a snubbie revolver class with Dennis Reichard at Sand Burr Gun Ranch in 2015. Dennis Reichard recently passed away, and Massad Ayoob wrote the article at the link below in Reichard’s memory. His brutal honesty might
Indiana House Bill 1284 We have some very good news to report regarding Indiana self-defense and firearms law. Governor Holcomb signed HB 1284 into law on April 26, 2019 at the NRA Annual Meetings. In part, HB 1284 provides
As an employee in Indiana, it is helpful to understand what protections worker’s compensation offers, should you find yourself suffering from an injury. Worker’s compensation benefits typically cover both major and minor injuries sustained from incidents that occurred while you
2019 NRA Annual Meeting and Updates to Indiana Self-Defense and Firearms Law We were on WSLM radio to discuss the NRA Annual Meeting, which took place in Indianapolis, and we also discussed a few new laws that were passed in
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