Federal Law

The Evolution of Federal Firearm Bans in the United States The history of prohibiting weapons in federal facilities is one full of twists and turns, dating back to the infancy of the republic. Although many modern critics claim that these bans are recent attacks on Second Amendment rights, a closer look at history reveals that […] More

Verifying Your Humanity: The Intersection of Website Security and Legal Principles The increasingly digital age has introduced a series of tricky parts when it comes to ensuring our online safety and protecting our privacy rights. A seemingly simple message—“Verifying you are human. This may take a few seconds. www.guns.com needs to review the security of […] More

Reassessing Voter ID: A New Era or a Familiar Tune? The trademark debate over voter identification is back in the spotlight in Pennsylvania. Over the past decades, discussions around voter ID laws have been loaded with tension and tricky parts that test the balance between safeguarding election integrity and ensuring every eligible voter has a […] More

An In-Depth Look at the Hawaii Firearms Law Decision The recent Ninth Circuit decision regarding parts of Hawaii’s firearms law has generated a mix of relief and concern among legal scholars, political pundits, and everyday citizens alike. This opinion editorial examines the twisted issues at play, the delayed yet consequential legal verdict, and its broader […] More

Cookie Consent and Data Use: Unpacking Online Privacy Issues The digital age has ushered in an era where nearly every online interaction is accompanied by cookie consent prompts. These messages—full of language selections, privacy permissions, and data usage explanations—are now a defining part of our internet experience. As users, we see banners asking us to […] More

Examining the Due Process Concerns in American Gun Rights The current political climate in the United States is full of problems when it comes to due process — a principle that many claim should be applied evenly to all issues. Lately, there has been a growing chorus of voices decrying what they see as the […] More

Controversial Decision to Remove a Grim Memorial The recent removal of the “Faces of Gun Violence” exhibit from the headquarters of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) has generated a heated debate that cuts through the tangled issues of politics, public memory, and gun violence policy. The memorial—once a permanent reminder of […] More

Colorado’s Mixed Political Landscape: A Detailed Look at Election Data and Shifting Alliances Colorado’s political scene is a tapestry woven with a range of angles and unexpected turns. Recent election statistics showing breakdowns in state-level and federal races have grabbed attention, and they offer a fascinating glimpse into the state’s politically charged atmosphere. In many […] More