HB1556 of 2021
2021 Failed Concerning the locations where handguns may be prohibited; Concerning age requirements to possess a handgun; And to repeal laws in conflict. All information on HB1556 can be found Here
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SB24 of 2021
Wednesday, February 24, 2021 SB24 has passed and will become law. The battle for our God given rights is never ending. Gun Owners of Arkansas is proud to have stood against what we feel is a law that creates legal jeopardy for gun owners, and increases the likelihood of imprisonment for people who, other than their
Arkansas stand your ground amendment aims to protect shooters in gun-free zone
February 20, 2021 1:32 pm By Austin Bailey The controversial stand your ground bill already defeated once this legislative session is back on the agenda for Tuesday, and with a new twist. A proposed amendment would allow killers to invoke the stand your ground defense even if they shoot someone in a place where
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Grassroots Group Takes on NRA Endorsed SYG Bill
February 2, 2021 By Tammy Teague Resident Press On Tuesday, February 2, a grassroots 2A gun organization’s efforts proved successful in challenging the NRA’s sponsored Stand Your Ground bill. SB 24 passed the Senate in January and moved on to the House Judiciary Committee where it failed overwhelmingly. Senator Trent Garner commented that the Stand Your
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Bearing Arms | Come & Take It: Texas Gov Says State Should Be 2A Sanctuary
Posted at 5:30 pm on January 15, 2021 by Cam Edwards The Second Amendment Sanctuary movement began in earnest in 2018, when a number of counties in Illinois followed the lead of rural Effingham County in passing a resolution that stated no county funds would be used to enforce unconstitutional gun control laws. Since then
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Act 250 of 2021
CONCERNING THE DEFENSE OF A PERSON WITH THE USE OF PHYSICAL FORCE OR DEADLY PHYSICAL FORCE. Status: Senate — Notification that SB24 is now Act 250 Originating Chamber: Senate Lead Sponsor: B. Ballinger Other Primary Sponsor: Pilkington CoSponsors: Ray, Beaty Jr., Wardlaw, C. Cooper, Rye, Richmond, Gonzales, Cavenaugh, McCollum, Breaux, Bentley, Underwood, Cloud, Crawford, Rapert, G. Stubblefield, T. Garner, B. Johnson, Flippo, Hester, D. Wallace, Hill, Irvin, M. Johnson, Beckham, Gilmore, Rice Introduction Date: 12/23/2020 8:34:32 AM All information on SB24/Act250 can
FUNDAMENTALS OF NATURAL LAW: The Natural Right To Self Defense
Let me just say this as forcefully as I can: anyone who argues that the Second Amendment does not protect the individual’s right to keep and bear arms is either arguing from ignorance or lying! In most cases, primarily those of average citizens, they argue from ignorance instilled by our schools and our media. But in the case of those who
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Sebastian County Rejects BOR Ordinance
Hall and Rainwater Spar Over Constitutionality of Bill of Rights Ordinance Author Tammy Teague It was a passionate and heated discussion over the proposed Bill of Rights ordinance in Sebastian County on Tuesday evening, June 16. U.S. renowned Constitutionalist KrisAnne Hall spoke passionately about the responsibility of the quorum court to pass and protect the
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Fayetteville man’s gun conviction reversed on appeal
By Ron Wood – Northwest Arkansas Democrat gazette – 3/5/2020 FAYETTEVILLE — Someone with a loaded pistol in his pocket doesn’t necessarily mean to use it as a weapon in the legal sense, a split Arkansas Court of Appeals said Wednesday. The Appeals Court ruling reversed a Fayetteville man’s misdemeanor conviction. The court
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Scott County Declared Bill of Rights Sanctuary
The Scott County Courtroom was packed as those attending came eager to witness the historic passage of the lone item on the Quorum Court’s agenda. Members of the Arkansas Liberty Coalition, the group who introduced the Bill of Rights ordinance to County Judge James Forbes, gathered in the foyer of the courthouse. Spokesman Dan
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