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MD: Baltimore Repeals Stun Gun Ban
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The Baltimore County Council on Monday voted to repeal a county ban on stun guns. In 2009 the county banned Tasers and other types of stun guns for personal use. But in 2016 a U.S. Supreme Court ruling suggested that Second Amendment protections extend to stun guns, and a group of area residents filed a federal lawsuit in January challenging local bans in Baltimore and Howard counties and Baltimore City. |
TN: Senate OKs Guns in Boats and Silencers
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Tennessee Senate has voted to let people use silencers on guns for the sake of hearing and bring guns on their boats.
The Senate voted 28-1 Monday to pass the "Tennessee Hearing Protection Act," which would allow the use of silencers on guns. Supporters have touted the bill as measure of protection for sportsmen's ears. The bill still needs House approval. |
MI: Gun Sales Fall as Safety Courses Rise
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The Michigan House is considering a series of bills that would alter the state�s firearms licensing system. The legislation would remove the penalty against people who carry concealed pistols without a state-issued permit. Supporters say Michigan citizens don�t need a license to exercise their Second Amendment right. |
Ex-Teacher Guilty of Killing Retired NYC Officer Boyfriend
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A former New Jersey elementary school teacher has been convicted of murder in the shooting death of her retired New York City police officer boyfriend in 2014. A Morris County jury rejected Virginia Vertetis' contention that she shot 51-year-old Patrick Gilhuley in self-defense after he attacked her in her Mount Olive home. |
KS: House Could Debate Guns at Colleges, Hospitals
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Opponents of concealed carry at Kansas hospitals and universities hope an eleventh-hour gun debate will give them a chance to change the law that�s set kick in this summer. Some lawmakers started an effort in January to roll back the controversial concealed carry policy, but several bills never got a vote or were voted down in committees.
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OK: Gun Shop Says Revolver Stolen During Tulsa Gun Show
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An Oklahoma City gun shop has taken to social media to request the public's help in identifying two subjects they said stole a small revolver from a table during a weekend Tulsa gun show. C.O.P.S. Gun Shop, LLC., posted a video on its Facebook page that appears to show two people working together to steal a small revolver from the business's table during the Wanenmacher's Tulsa Arms show.
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VA: As Loudoun County Grows, so Do Concealed Carry Permits
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Loudoun County's concealed carry handgun permits have risen by nearly 500 percent in the past eight years, according to figures provided by the Loudoun County Clerk of Court's Office. Clerk of the Circuit Court Gary Clemens (R) says applications have increased so much that his staff is overwhelmed by the requests. As a result of the surge in applications, Clemens asked the Board of Supervisors to approve a $75,019 request in its 2018 budget to hire a new civil case management clerk to help with concealed carry applications and other tasks. Supervisors eventually signed off on Clemens' request. |
Gun Rights Activists are on a Political Roll with Four Recent Wins
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Second Amendment advocates are on a bit of a political roll recently, with four major victories in just one week.
House Speaker Paul Ryan pulled an anti-gun healthcare proposal from consideration; the governor of North Dakota signed a bill letting residents carry a firearm without a permit; New Mexico lawmakers defeated a gun registry bill and the Supreme Court ruled for a defendant whom a gun rights group had supported. |
FL: Sandy Hook Parent Criticizes Steube�s Gun Bills
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It has been four years since Mark Barden�s 7-year-old son Daniel was killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, but coping with Daniel�s death continues to be �a very real minute-by-minute process� for Barden. �I know this isn�t easy,� Barden told a Sarasota audience Monday as he recounted his son�s life and death. �I�m sorry if this is upsetting to you, but this is my life now.�
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MI: Shootout Leads To Death Of Clinton Township Man
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Police are investigating the death of a 26-year-old Clinton Township man Friday evening. Carlton Coleman died from a gunshot wound to the hip after an argument with a man at the Oxford Square Apartments on 15 Mile Road near Lipke Road. Police initially held a 24-year-old Clinton Township man in connection with the shooting, but have since released him. Police said an investigation to the incident is ongoing. |
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The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.' The right of the whole people, old and young, men, women and boys, and not militia only, to keep and bear arms of every description, and not such merely as are used by the militia, shall not be infringed, curtailed, or broken in upon, in the smallest degree; and all this for the important end to be attained: the rearing up and qualifying a well-regulated militia, so vitally necessary to the security of a free State. Our opinion is that any law, State or Federal, is repugnant to the Constitution, and void, which contravenes this right. [Nunn vs. State, 1 Ga. (1 Kel.) 243, at 251 (1846)] |
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