A majority of Americans at least sometimes worry about being impacted by gun violence, and they are most likely to address those concerns by discussing gun safety with family, seeking out further instruction, or obtaining weapons themselves.
Plus, Contributing Writer Jake Fogleman and I answer gun policy and politics questions sent in by Reload Member on this week’s episode of the podcast.
A lawsuit accusing the nation’s capitol of engaging in discriminatory “stop and frisk” tactics to enforce its strict gun laws can continue.
Washinton, DC, has been accused of using unconstitutional and discriminatory tactics to enforce its gun laws.
Plus, Pepperdine University professor Jake Charles joins the podcast to explain how significant Bruen’s impact on the lower courts has already been.
A majority of states no longer require law-abiding residents to obtain a permit to carry a concealed firearm.
A federal judge upheld Delaware’s “assault weapons” ban this week using reasoning likely to resonate with other courts inclined to reach the same outcome.
Plus, Contributing Writer Jake Fogleman and I talk about a federal judge upholding Delaware’s “assault weapons” ban despite finding the guns are in “common use” for self-defense.
Plus, Pepperdine University Professor Jake Charles joins the podcast to detail the wide impact Bruen has already had on how lower courts approach gun cases.
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