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On Tuesday, May 26, 2020, the reconvened Tennessee House Judiciary Committee passed a permitless carry bill which would allow anyone 21 and older to legally

From the police blotter as reported by https://www.chattanoogan.com/2020/4/23/407999/Police-Blotter-2-Pairs-Of-Women.aspx Police were dispatched to Chestnut Street/W. 26th Street on two men making a rap video in an

House Bill 1215 has passed the House and is heading to the Senate for further consideration. The bill would do the following: 1. Prohibit cities

When asked why he is entitled to private security forces using the same firearms he would bar for "common" citizens, Bloomberg could not articulate a

There are a number of bills pending that would change gun rights in states covered by the Midsouth Gun Lawyer. Here are a few. Tennessee:

Mississippi has long set forth a number of circumstances in which a person is justified in using defensive force, including deadly defensive force.  The enumerated

Mississippi law does not limit the length of a knife blade, nor address “assisted opening” devices.  Rather, the only type of edged weapons which are

Anyone using a firearm, including just displaying the firearm, during the commission of a crime shall be sentenced to an additional five (5) years in

While there seems to be no statutory limitation on a business owner’s right to prohibit possession of weapons within the business’ building unless possession is