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Bearing Arms - Jul 31 - LA Professor publicly joins push to end cash bail in LA

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LA Professor publicly joins push to end cash bail in LA

x Jul 31, 2023

When people get arrested, there are limits to how long they can be held without charges. There's a whole process, and part of that is the idea of cash bail. Without it, jails basically turn into revolving doors. There's little way to deter repeat offenses prior to sentencing, which takes ... [Keep Reading]

Pipe bomb sale squishes pipe dreams of criminal who gets a semi-stiff sentence

x Jul 30 2023

Sometimes a story comes across my bow that just makes me shake my head. While I've heard all kinds of horror and humorous stories about people being catfished in life, in general, I always wonder how on Earth people get wrapped up with certain sting operations. Anyone really could easily ... [Keep Reading]

Nipping gun ownership in the bud: Dept of Education's outrageous moves

x Jul 30 2023

It is the job of the Congress to write airtight, unambiguous legislation that allows no opportunity for Executive or Judicial mischief. That's a tough task to begin with, but an overambitious Executive or Judicial branch can stretch and mangle those words beyond ridicule to do whatever they want. It doesn't ... [Keep Reading]

Pennsylvania gun store and range sued over alleged religious discrimination

x Jul 30 2023

A Pennsylvania man has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against a Delaware County gun store and range alleging that he was the subject of religious discrimination after being told to take off his head covering to comply with the store's dress code. Karanveer Singh is a practicing Sikh, and according ... [Keep Reading]

San Francisco security guard who killed shoplifter in self-defense fined for carrying concealed

x Jul 30 2023

Unfortunately there's stiff competition for the title of "Most Anti-2A State in the U.S." these days, but California is definitely among the top contenders. While San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins refused to file charges against the armed security guard who shot and killed a shoplifter who fought with him, ... [Keep Reading]

Who's the liberty-hating mind behind Massachusetts' "Lawful Citizens Imprisonment Act"?

x Jul 29 2023

If you asked me last year "Who is Michael Day?" I would not have been able to answer you. Well, today, the name Michael Day is branded in my mind, and it needs to be in the minds of Second Amendment supporters across the nation. I previously reported a bit ... [Keep Reading]

Ending Chevron deference will protect the Second Amendment from abusive apparatchiks

x Jul 31, 2023

The United States of America is an exceptional country with an exceptional Constitution and Bill of Rights. The principles enshrined in the founding documents have been copied by several countries over the past couple of centuries. Even the Soviet Union copied American concepts in its constitution. But, as everyone knew, ... [Keep Reading]

US gun ownership could be 60%, twice other estimates

x Jul 31, 2023

We see a lot of estimates of gun ownership in this country. A popular one is how we have something like 400 million privately-held firearms in the United States compared to a population of just 330 million. That's obviously more guns than people. Yet other estimates claim fewer than a third ... [Keep Reading]

Matthew McConaughey still has a lot to learn on gun debate

x Jul 31, 2023

Actor Matthew McConaughey was, for a while, pretty apolitical, at least by Hollywood standards. Sure, he'd toyed with the idea of running for governor of Texas, but that fizzled. Then Uvalde happened. McConaughey, a Uvalde native, decided he needed to get involved. In and of itself, that's not an awful ... [Keep Reading]

Professor suggests qualified immunity as gun control

x Jul 31, 2023

I'm not really wild about a legal concept called qualified immunity. To some degree, it makes sense. It protects people like police officers from being sued while doing their job. Where it gets problematic is that I've seen public officials--including police officers--get away with some pretty sketchy behavior. And that brings ... [Keep Reading]