Restoring the right to own a firearm to non-violent offenders
Following the United States Supreme Court’s landmark cases in Heller and McDonald, the courts have slowly been recognizing that not all criminal convictions should operate
Following the United States Supreme Court’s landmark cases in Heller and McDonald, the courts have slowly been recognizing that not all criminal convictions should operate
On October 4, 2018, the Mississippi Supreme Court denied rehearing in the matter of Ward v. Colom. That means the original opinion, discussed here, stands
According to this and many other articles, including a video published by Mississippi State University for Davis Wade Stadium in 2018, the SEC is requiring
I am not going to deep dive on the motivations behind the group producing this advert. I don’t care if they are pro- or anti-gun.
We all get discouraged. Even David, a man after God’s own heart, was frequently wearied by his circumstances. But we Christians should take heart. Our God
Mississippi’s knife laws are already covered in depth on this website but readers can find another source of information on the knife laws of Mississippi
Under federal law (18 USC 922 (d) and (g)), it is illegal for anyone who has been adjudicated as a mental defective or who has
As previously mentioned on the blog, I am speaking at the “Gun Law in Mississippi” seminar put on by National Business Institute on June 15,
On June 7, 2018, the Mississippi Supreme Court strongly rebuffed a sua sponte order entered by the chancellors of the Fourteenth Chancery District which purported