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As Temperatures Go Up in Missouri, So Does Road Rage
by U.S. & Texas LawShield StaffA 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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As Temperatures Go Up in Oklahoma, So Does Road Rage
by U.S. & Texas LawShield StaffA 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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As Temperatures Go Up in Colorado, So Does Road Rage
by U.S. & Texas LawShield StaffA 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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As Temperatures Go Up in Florida, So Does Road Rage
by U.S. & Texas LawShield StaffA 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 OKs Gun Bills, Concealed Carry Changes
by U.S. & Texas LawShield StaffOklahoma 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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National Legal Update: Hearing Protection Act Rolling Into Bigger Bill
by U.S. & Texas LawShield StaffThe Hearing Protection Act has been attached to the SHARE Act, a sportsman’s omnibus bill with a lot of pro-gun features. Among those features, the SHARE Act (Sportsmen’s Heritage and Recreational Enhancement Act) would do the following: Moves silencers/suppressors from Title II to Title I status. Enhances the Firearms Owners Protection Act (FOPA) language to... [Read More]
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Back To School: College Campus Safety And The Law in Colorado
by U.S. & Texas LawShield StaffThis fall, many parents will be sending their sons and daughters off to college, and parents will want ensure their children are prepared, not just for campus life, but also for things that may happen. To get them ready, local law-enforcement officers will be offering specialized seminars on how to develop Situational Awareness, so students can be truly aware... [Read More]
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Ruger Recalls Nearly All Mark IV Pistols
by U.S. & Texas LawShield StaffRuger has issued a wide recall of all Mark IV and 22/45 models because of a problem with the safety and sear and has told owners that the pistols should not be used. The company says on its website that any Mark IV pistol produced before June 1, 2017 has “the potential to discharge unintentionally if... [Read More]
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Quick Thinking, Fast Shooting Prevented Massacre in Alexandria
by U.S. & Texas LawShield StaffThree Capitol Police officers’ quick thinking and fast shooting saved members of Congress from a gunman early Wednesday morning at their baseball practice in Alexandria, Virginia. Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) was wounded in the attack and listed in critical condition a day later at the hospital. One of the officers, Special Agent Crystal Griner, was... [Read More]
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Virginia: Can You Be Sued in Civil Court for Self Defense?
by U.S. & Texas LawShield StaffThe short answer is, “Yes,” according to Independent Program Attorney Ed Riley. However, The Old Dominion supplies a lot of legal protection for people against such suits. Click the video below to get the details.
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Colorado: Can You Be Sued in Civil Court for Self Defense?
by U.S. & Texas LawShield StaffThe short answer is, “Yes,” according to Independent Program Attorney Doug Richards. However, the Centennial State supplies a lot of legal protection for people against such suits. Click the video below to get the details.
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Missouri: Can You Be Sued in Civil Court for Self Defense?
by U.S. & Texas LawShield StaffThe short answer is, “Yes,” according to Independent Program Attorney John Schleiffarth. However, the Show Me State supplies a lot of legal protection for people against such suits. Click the video below to get the details.
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