The new Florida law permitting eligible people to carry a concealed firearm without first obtaining a license might cause people to wonder about where they may or may not legally carry a concealed firearm. To provide a thorough understanding of this ...
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Florida’s new “concealed carry” law took effect on July 1, 2023. Under the new law, Floridians aged 21 and over no longer need to obtain a permit to carry a concealed firearm. But the new law has many people confused about exactly what the prov...
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When faced with a DUI traffic stop, it's essential to prioritize safety and ensure clear communication with law enforcement. If you're a licensed firearm owner and have a gun in your vehicle, the situation can become more complex. In such a situation...
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Florida's Stand Your Ground Law has been the subject of national debate and controversy since its enactment in 2005. The law provides individuals with the right to defend themselves with deadly force when they reasonably believe their life is in dang...
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The debate surrounding gun rights and gun control in the United States has been ongoing for many years. One aspect of this discussion is the regulation of firearms on college campuses. In Florida, carrying a gun on a college campus is subject to spec...
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Florida’s new No Permit Concealed Carry Law makes important changes to the legal requirements that previously applied to Florida gun owners. Understanding the new no-permit-needed law is essential for every gun owner in Florida because misreading t...
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Robbery is a major felony carrying a severe penalty. Using or possessing a deadly weapon during the commission of a robbery carries up to life in prison under Florida law. It’s important to understand what actions constitute robbery. O...
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Driving under the influence is something that law enforcement doesn’t take lightly in Florida. But will it impact your right to bear arms? The Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects American citizens’ rights to bear arms,...
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The right to defend yourself, your home, and your property from intruders and trespassers goes back centuries. It came to be known as “the Castle Doctrine.” But much has changed in the law of self-defense over the last hundred years, and it is im...
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Possessing, brandishing, or using a firearm during the commission of a violent crime or while violating the control substance act brings extraordinarily harsh penalties under federal law. Congress enacted a network of federal statutes that empowers ...
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