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In the video below, watch David Katz, Independent Program Attorney for U.S. Law Shield of Florida, discuss important legal considerations if you plan to carry firearms into establishments that serve alcohol.

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In the video below, watch Matt Kilgo, Independent Program Attorney for U.S. Law Shield of Georgia, discuss important legal considerations if you plan to carry firearms into establishments that serve alcohol.

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In the video below, watch Robert Robles, Independent Program Attorney for U.S. Law Shield of Oklahoma, discuss important legal considerations if you plan to carry firearms into establishments that serve alcohol.    

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In this excerpt from a U.S. Law Shield News live report,  watch Independent Program Attorney Michele Byington and host Sam Malone discuss the sad case of a 7th grader who was suspended for “liking” a picture on an Airsoft gun on Instagram. If you would like to see these reports live on Facebook, click here to join... [Read More]

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    Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal has signed a controversial “campus carry” bill, satisfied that it resolves the reasons he vetoed a similar measure last year. Deal, a term-limited Republican who plans to retire, signed House Bill 280 on Thursday, May 4. His signature drew praise from Second Amendment supporters seeking to enhance security for... [Read More]

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Independent Program Attorney Matt Kilgo reminds Members about tricky federal and state laws governing the carrying or transporting of firearms in and around schools. Just because summer is coming doesn’t change your legal responsibilities in these areas.    

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Independent Program Attorney Ed Riley reminds Members about tricky federal and state laws governing the carrying or transporting of firearms in and around schools. Just because summer is coming doesn’t change your legal responsibilities in these areas.  

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Independent Program Attorney Doug Richards reminds Members about tricky federal and state laws for carrying or transporting firearms in and around schools. Just because summer is coming doesn’t change your legal responsibilities.  

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Independent Program Attorney Justin McShane reminds Members about tricky federal and state laws for carrying or transporting firearms in and around schools. Just because summer is coming doesn’t change your legal responsibilities.  

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Independent Program Attorney James Phillips reminds Members about tricky federal and state laws for carrying firearms in vehicles near schools and on your person outside schools. Just because summer is coming doesn’t change your legal responsibilities around these educational structures.  

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The California Rifle and Pistol Association (CRPA) and several individual plaintiffs have filed an important Second Amendment lawsuit challenging California’s newly expanded Assault Weapons Control Act (AWCA). The suit, Rupp v. Becerra, seeks to have the courts declare the AWCA unconstitutional because it infringes on the right to keep and bear arms under the Second... [Read More]

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“Castle Doctrine” and “Stand Your Ground” are self-defense laws that protect you in your home, car, and out in public. To learn how the laws work, click to watch Independent Program Attorney Matt Kilgo explain the details. Castle Doctrine and Stand Your Ground Laws in Georgia

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