California Business Owner Arrested For Attempted Murder Of An Employee

A 43-year-old California business owner was arrested after an alleged murder plot against one of his own employees was foiled by a gun jam. The incident occurred in Half Moon Bay, a small coastal city just south of San Francisco.  Authorities say Thomas Azevedo, owner of Azevedo Feed, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder … Read more

University of Michigan Red Flag Confiscation Law Research Determines That More Research Is Needed

The study, published online in The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science in June, examined four types of laws that restrict access to firearms from individuals, including those considered to be at risk of harming themselves or others. These are often known as red flag laws, and place restrictions on people versus … Read more

From Redcoats to Red Flag Laws…How Have We Fallen So Far?

By Gilbert Ambler Recently I was in court on a domestic-related issue involving a firearm. My client was in a bad position. He was someone who had never been in trouble before when all of a sudden, after a disagreement with his girlfriend, he was thrown into the legal system. This started as a situation … Read more

Gun Confiscation for Dummies: ‘Red Flag’ Laws are Virtual SWATing

By Tom Vaughn MD ‘Red Flag Gun Laws’, or ‘Gun Violence Restraining Orders’ are becoming increasingly popular among opponents of the right to keep and bear arms. Politicians from both major parties seem anxious to use these laws strip Americans of their right to armed self-defense guaranteed by the Second Amendment, as well as their … Read more

AP: Biden Will Have a Tough Time Enacting the Left’s Gun Control Wish List

By Lisa Marie Pane, AP The gun debate in America will soon enter a new chapter with a Democrat in the White House after four years under President Donald Trump in which gun control advocates developed a long wish list for reform amid a spate of large-scale mass killings in places like Las Vegas, El … Read more

A California Man Had His Guns Confiscated Because He’s a Racist

A California man who reportedly heads something called the Bowl Patrol and espouses hate for various minority groups has had his guns confiscated by the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office via the state’s “red flag” law. In effect, he lost his guns because he’s a racist. Given the fluid, ever-changing standards (or lack thereof) for being … Read more

Oklahoma Now Has the Nation’s First Anti-Red Flag Law

More than a dozen states have enacted “red flag” laws. Oklahoma is not one of them. The U.S. Constitution prevents states from nullifying federal laws. But both [Senator Nathan] Dahm and [Representative Jay] Steagall said they were concerned about the possibility of the federal government enacting such a law or offering grants to states or … Read more

Red Flag Laws vs. Suicide Rates: Another Study Falls Short

A new study of the effect of red flag laws on suicides was published this month. The study title and a first glance at the Methods section, got my hopes up. The impact of gun violence restraining order laws in the U.S. and firearm suicide among older adults: a longitudinal state-level analysis, 2012–2016 “This is … Read more

Tennessee’s Proposed Red Flag Law Would be the Worst in the Nation

“Red flag” confiscation laws are a legal abomination. By design, they deliberately eliminate due process protections by suspending an individual’s Second Amendment rights without a hearing (at least one where the targeted gun owner is present). Red flag laws, or gun violence restraining orders as they’re sometimes called, also eliminate the need for evidence, since … Read more