Federal Law

The Dilemma of School Security: Why One Police Officer Isn’t Enough As an online legal journal editor with a deep understanding of law enforcement resource distribution, recent changes in school security policies have caught my attention. Many schools have adopted a “one cop, two schools” model where a single school resource officer is responsible for […] More

New Gun Laws in the Wake of Ongoing Gun Violence in the United States As we usher in a new year, multiple U.S. states are implementing new gun laws designed to respond to the rampant gun violence that has plagued the country throughout the past year. According to a recent report by USA Today, nearly […] More

Shaping Colorado: New Legal Landscape in 2025 Hands-Free Driving Law in Colorado As we welcome 2025, a host of new laws are set to roll out in Colorado, potentially altering life in big and small ways for all residents. One of the pivotal laws in this suite is the ban on hand-held devices while driving. […] More

An Insight into the Power of Armed Citizenry As the responsible custodians of law and societal order, the pivotal role of citizens extends beyond passive observance of governance. The NRA (National Rifle Association) understands these dynamics well, evidenced in the array of programs, training initiatives, and advocacy they champion. This piece delves comprehensive into the […] More

End-of-Year Reflections: Significant Shifts in Firearm Laws As we approach the close of another tumultuous year, it’s appropriate to pause and reflect on the nationwide changes in firearm regulations. This issues we’ve seen this year carry immense relevance not only for our concealed carry community but also for every citizen who values the Second Amendment […] More

The Fallacy of Gun Control Policies The Case for Concealed Carry Laws There’s a necessity for a complete introspection of our perspectives on the efficacy of gun control laws. A view recently put forward by The New York Times contradicts the reality, as it criticized proposals that would permit law-abiding citizens to carry concealed firearms. […] More

Springfield Armory’s Mil-Spec 1911 .45 ACP: A Nod to History and Merger of Functionality Swords may have morphed into ploughshares, but certain relics from the past retain their essence while celebrating the progress of technology. The Springfield Armory’s Mil-Spec 1911 .45 ACP is a glorious testament to this phenomenon. As we mark the 80th anniversary […] More

South Carolina’s Gun Law Grade Plummets: An Urgent Call for Reconsideration South Carolina’s “F” Rating in Gun Laws Giffords Law Center’s Distressing Evaluation South Carolina finds itself on the receiving end of a stern rebuke by the Giffords Law Center. According to their annual assessment of gun legislation, the Palmetto State’s laws evidently failed to […] More

Probing Florida’s Gun Control Debate: Lowering the Rifle Purchase Age An Impending Proposal: Lowering Legal Gun Buying Age in Florida The intertwined confluence of public safety, legislation, and gun control, as epitomized by Senate President Ben Albritton’s recent reflections, consistently animate Florida’s political climate. Currently, Albritton seeks insights from law enforcement before reaching a decisive […] More

Wisconsin’s Gun Laws in the Spotlight Wisconsin’s Firearm Related Laws Wisconsin’s state laws encompass an array of regulations designed to restrict access to firearms particularly for children and individuals with histories of violence. One such law prohibits individuals under 18 years from possessing guns. As a state that tries to balance the constitutional right to […] More

Navigating the Murky Waters of the General Data Protection Regulation The GDPR’s Impact on Digital Accessibility The expanding borderless digital world has seen region-specific policies affecting access to certain content. A classic case comes from the European Economic Area (EEA), including the EU, which enforces the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Complying with this privacy-focused […] More

Combatting Gun Violence: Legal Perspectives on a New Orleans Case New Orleans Man Pleads Guilty to Violating Federal Gun Control Act Leo Tate, a 31-year-old New Orleans resident, was recently found guilty of contravening the Federal Gun Control Act. His crime? Being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm. Given the increasing rates of […] More