GO-AR Hosts Educational Forum August 16, 20215:10 am Updated: 10:30 am< Author Tammy Teague Elected officials, law enforcement, members of Gun Owners of Arkansas and the community turned out for an educational forum on current gun legislation. The event, “Guns in the Fort”, was held at the safe room at Ben Geren Park on Saturday, August 14
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BY CELINE CASTRONUOVO – 07/28/21 02:01 PM EDT Everytown for Gun Safety on Wednesday announced the launch of a litigation fund aimed at supporting legal claims by survivors of gun violence. Everytown Law, the legal division of the gun control advocacy group that is made up of lawyers working to advance gun safety measures through the
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By: Rob Natelson Published on: May 17, 2021 A lawyer in Boulder, Colorado, has been buying billboard space attacking the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms. One billboard reads: IMAGINE HIGHWAYS USING TRAFFIC LAWS WRITTEN IN 1791. IMAGINE RADIO, TELEVISION, AND INTERNET RUN BY 1791 REGULATIONS. IMAGINE LIMITING YOURSELF TO MEDICAL CARE AVAILABLE IN 1791 THE SECOND
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May 17, 2021, For immediate release Springfield, VA — This morning the Supreme Court issued its decision in Caniglia v. Strom and struck down an attempt by Rhode Island police to conduct warrantless searches for guns in a home using the so-called “community caretaking function.” This made-up doctrine, which is a purported exception to the Fourth Amendment’s warrant requirement,
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By TFPP WirePublished May 17, 2021 at 8:24am The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to make it easier for police to enter a home without a warrant for reasons of health or public safety, throwing out a lower court’s decision to dismiss a lawsuit brought by a Rhode Island man after officers entered his
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By: Mike Maharrey Published on: Apr 29, 2021 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (April 29, 2021) – After a flurry of activity this week, the Arkansas legislature sent a bill to the governor that could prohibit enforcement of some future federal gun control, but some convoluted language in the bill makes it uncertain if it will actually play out that
REPEALING A STATUTE PROHIBITING THE POSSESSION OF A FIREARM IN CERTAIN LOCATIONS; AND MAKING TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS. Status: Notification that SB357 is now Act 433 Originating Chamber: Senate Lead Sponsor: B. Ballinger Other Primary Sponsor: Boyd CoSponsors: Crawford, Gonzales, Dotson, Pilkington, T. Garner Introduction Date: 2/23/2021 12:25:59 PM Removes the prohibition on the possession of loaded centerfire weapons in parts of
TO DEFINE “VEHICLE” AS AN EXTENSION OF A PERSON’S HOME; AND TO DEFINE THE TERM “JOURNEY” ACROSS ALL APPLICABLE LAWS. Status: Notification that HB1898 is now Act 956 Originating Chamber: House Lead Sponsor: Wardlaw Introduction Date: 4/8/2021 6:11:45 PM All information on HB1898/Act 956 can be found Here
TO AMEND § 5-73-122; AND CONCERNING THE DEFINITION OF “FACILITY” AS IT IS USED IN REGARD TO THE POSSESSION OF A FIREARM. Status: House – Notification that HB1598 is now Act 693 Lead Sponsor: Wardlaw Introduction Date: 3/2/2021 1:12:19 PM Act 693 removed the restrictions of non-permit holders from possessing a firearm on municipally owned property
PERMITTING AN EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN TO POSSESS AND CARRY A CONCEALED HANDGUN WITHOUT A LICENSE TO CARRY A CONCEALED HANDGUN. Status: Senate — Notification that SB467 is now Act 948 Originating Chamber: Senate Lead Sponsor: T. Garner Introduction Date: 3/4/2021 10:51:58 AM Act Date: 4/27/2021
