Concealed Carry Crime Stats 2024: The Impact of Open Carry on Crime in the U.S.
There isn’t a strong correlation between concealed carry rights and crime.
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In the Driver’s Seat: Empowering Solutions from a Lawyer for Car Accidents
The road to recovery starts with the right support. If you’ve been in a car accident, consider consulting with a lawyer to understand your rights and the solutions available to you.
Under New State Law, Texas Electric Vehicle Owners Pay $200 Extra Per Year
The Texas EV fee mirrors a broader national trend as states grapple with increasing EV adoption, resulting in a need to adapt taxation policies.
A Guide to North Carolina’s Controlled Substance Laws and Possession Penalties
Understanding NC’s scheduling system provides valuable insight into why prosecutors may come at people harder for some substances over others.
New York Jury Finds NRA, Wayne LaPierre Liable for Civil Corruption
“LaPierre and senior leaders at the NRA blatantly abused their positions and broke the law,” New York Attorney General Letitia James said. “But today, after years of rampant corruption and self-dealing, Wayne LaPierre and the NRA are finally being held accountable.”
CHD’s Brian Hooker to Participate in Senator Ron Johnson’s COVID Response Briefing, ‘What are they hiding?’
Dr. Hooker present data on the disparate health outcomes in vaccinated and unvaccinated populations, with the latter consistently confirmed by science as the healthiest of the two groups.
Advocacy Groups File Restraining Order Against the Louisiana Legislature
Complaint brought by advocacy groups PJI and VOTE demand a halt to legislation until a constitutional “public hearing” can be held that allows full citizen participation.
Student Loan Forgiveness Advocate Statement on New Biden “Hardship” Proposal for Expanded Student Loan Forgiveness
WASHINGTON DC – On February 15, the Biden Administration announced a proposal for additional student loan payment relief for people struggling to pay because of financial “hardship.” Several categories of borrowers would be eligible for relief under Biden’s second try at widespread cancellation after the Supreme Court rejected his first plan last year. In response
Federal Court Leaves Question 3 Intact with Only One Major Legal Issue Remaining
Animal Wellness Action urges State Attorney General to advocate for no exemptions on sale of factory-farmed pork.
Competitive Markets Groups Announce Congressional Award Winners, Legislator of the Year
“I’m honored to be named the Competitive Markets Legislator of the Year in Congress. I am committed to keeping West Virginia family farms in the hands of our hard-working American producers,” said Rep. Alex X. Mooney, R-WV.