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  The U.S. & Texas LawShield® series of Armed And Educated books are state-specific legal references — written in plain and understandable English — that contain critical information every gun owner should know: Where You Can And Cannot Possess A Firearm When You Can Legally Use A Firearm Numerous Examples Of How Gun Laws Impact Real... [Read More]

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A recent national television report asserted that road-rage incidents are becoming more common and more deadly, with the latest incident taking place in Pennsylvania, in which a man is alleged to have shot and killed a teenage girl during a traffic merge. Click to watch level-headed advice from your Independent Program Attorney about what to... [Read More]

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Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin signed several firearms related bills into law at the end of the state’s most recent legislative session, reported U.S. Law Shield of Oklahoma Independent Program Attorney Robert Robles. The first regular session of the 56th legislature closed sine-die on Friday, May 26, 2017. Among the newly signed laws is Senate Bill 35, which... [Read More]

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  Sportsmen, it is imperative to stay informed on the laws and your rights as a hunter or angler. With Hunter Shield, you get both! Let us share what we know. Learn the law from attorneys well-versed in wildlife laws, and gain access to up-to-date information you need to stay legal in the woods and... [Read More]

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The short answer is, “Yes,” according to Independent Program Attorney Robert Robles. However, the Sooner State supplies a lot of legal protection for people against such suits. Click the video below to get the details.

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  Just like the kings and queens of old, the State of Oklahoma claims as its own all the deer in the forest and fish in the streams. If you want to hunt, trap, or fish in the state, you have to do so by following the state’s rules—and Game Wardens are there to enforce those... [Read More]

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Can your employer restrict your ability to carry firearms at the workplace? Click to watch Independent Program Attorney Robert Robles explain the rules for workplace self-defense in the Sooner State.  

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U.S. Law Shield of Oklahoma Independent Program Attorney Robert Robles points out that three notable Senate bills involving firearms have been sent to Republican Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin for signature. She signed the first, SB 40, into law May 15. Dubbed the “Point, Don’t Shoot” bill, SB 40 protects an individual who points a firearm... [Read More]

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You may have watched the Guns in Oklahoma Bars and Restaurants video and had additional questions about how the state regulates the carry of firearms into establishments that sell alcohol. To learn more on the topic so you can stay legal while you carry, check out this excerpt from Oklahoma Gun Law, Armed And Educated: ————————————————– Business establishment whose... [Read More]

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In Part 1, Member Ambassador Sherry Hale explained how a Member went out to eat at a popular diner and was attacked in the parking lot. In Part 2 below, Robert Robles, Independent Program Attorney for U.S. Law Shield of Oklahoma, explains when you can legally defend yourself from an attacker. Also, click to find... [Read More]

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[Updated on Tuesday, May 9: SB 40 passed the state Senate on May 8 by a vote of 35-8  and is now awaiting action from the governor. You can call the governor’s office at (405) 521-2342 to let her know where you stand.] The so-called “Point, Don’t Shoot” bill has landed on Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin’s desk. Senate Bill 40... [Read More]

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