A juvenile was adjudicated delinquent in Marion County for the offense of misdemeanor dangerous possession of a firearm. The juvenile appealed, and the Indiana Supreme Court held that juvenile court lacked subject matter jurisdiction to adjudicate juvenile delinquent for committing
The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the Executive Branch cannot decide to define Bump Stocks as “Machine Guns”. Read the full opinion, with good historical references: https://www.opn.ca6.uscourts.gov/opinions.pdf/21a0070p-06.pdf The question before the 6th Circuit was whether
In Ball v. State, 20A-XP-1521, a man filed a petition for an expungement after he had been convicted of two felony offenses when he was sixteen years old but had been a law-abiding citizen for the past twenty years. He
At the 18:20 mark, Mike Ooley and Alex Ooley discuss the “Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act” (PLCAA) with Paul Lathrop from the Second Amendment Foundation. Essentially, the purpose of the PLCAA is to prevent frivolous lawsuits against firearms
Here is our response to the most recent Armed Citizen’s Legal Defense Network (ACLDN) “Attorney Question of the Month.” Question: We’re starting to hear questions from Network members who are planning cross country summer vacations. Naturally, they’re particularly concerned about the
Today, we appeared on the Daily Bullet with Paul Lathrop from the Second Amendment Foundation to discuss Castle Doctrine and Stand Your Ground. Check out our discussion here, beginning around the 10:55 mark:
We appeared on the Daily Bullet with Paul Lathrop from the Second Amendment Foundation to discuss Red Flag Laws, sometimes called Extreme Risk Protection Orders (“ERPO”). Check out our discussion here, beginning around the 16:40 mark:
We were on the Daily Bullet with Paul Lathrop from the Second Amendment Foundation to discuss Constitutional Carry. You can check out our segment on YouTube or Facebook. Please contact your state Representative and your state Senator and tell them
Yesterday, House Bill 1369 (HB 1369) got a hearing with the Public Policy Committee in the Indiana House of Representatives. If passed, HB 1369 would eliminate the licensing requirement for carrying a handgun in Indiana and would adopt “Constitutional Carry,”
Woodring v. Jackson County, No. 20-1881 (7th Cir. 2021) Summary of Opinion: This case concerns the constitutionality of a nativity scene on government property. Each holiday season, Jackson County, Indiana allows private groups to set up a lighted Christmas
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