Miss. considers requiring local govt. and state agencies to follow the law
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
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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
Mississippi has no owner gun registration requirements[6] except for silencers/suppressors.[7] It is a state crime for any person to solicit, persuade, encourage, or entice a licensed
Georgia’s General Assembly has declared that that the regulation of firearms is an issue of statewide concern. Thus, it has stated that no county or
Georgia is a “stand your ground state.” This means that a person who uses threats of force or force in defense of them self or
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