Federal Law

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

Racial Profiling Fears and Immigration Registration: A Critical Look The recent push by the Trump administration for a strict registration requirement for individuals residing illegally in the United States has stirred up a host of concerns. Many community leaders, legal experts, and immigrant rights advocates worry that this policy may not only drive undocumented populations […] More

Introduction: A Legal Assessment of the Mossberg 990 Aftershock The recent unveiling of the Mossberg 990 Aftershock has stirred conversation among legal experts, firearm enthusiasts, and policy makers alike. In this opinion editorial, we take a closer look at this new firearm, exploring not only its technical features but also the broader legal and legislative […] More

ATF Enforcement and Elderly Gun Owners: A Legal Perspective The recent federal prosecutions in rural Missouri have sparked a heated debate over the appropriate limits of administrative authority and the right to bear arms. Two elderly men, aged 75 and 81, stand accused of selling firearms without a federal firearms license. This case raises long-standing […] More

Oklahoma’s Firearm Non-Discrimination Bill: A New Chapter for Gun Rights The recent passage of Senate Bill 500 by Oklahoma’s House Government Oversight Committee marks an important moment in the ongoing debate over gun rights and business regulation. As the bill makes its way toward a full House vote, its key provision—prohibiting public entities from engaging […] More

Understanding the Proposed Constitutional Amendment on Gun Rights The recent resolution passed by the Arkansas House of Representatives marks a significant moment as the state legislature takes a unique step towards clarifying constitutional protections for gun rights. In essence, the resolution puts forth a constitutional amendment designed to cement, beyond dispute, that every citizen has […] More

Texas House Committee Reviews Firearm Legislation: Balancing Rights and Regulation The Texas House Committee on Homeland Security, Public Safety & Veterans’ Affairs is set to examine a slew of bills that promise to reshape how Texans engage with the Second Amendment and firearm regulations. As discussions intensify, it becomes clear that the debates over gun […] More

Understanding Connection Verification on Government Websites The digital age has ushered in a host of tricky parts and tangled issues for both citizens and government agencies alike. When a user lands on a website such as www.douglas.co.us, an almost instantaneous security review is activated—a process that is a key part of maintaining trust and confidence […] More