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'Shoot first' laws make it tougher for burglars in the United States by Fanny Carrier WASHINGTON Burglars in the United States could once sue homeowners if they were shot, but now a growing number of states have made it legal to shoot to kill when somebody breaks into a house. 658 views Second Amendment by US Senate This is from the US Senate - Our founding fathers were briliant. 584 views Support for Shall Issue Legislation in Maryland by Josh Ives on Feb 15, 2008 Maryland’s violent crime rate is much higher than its surrounding states with less stringent gun laws. Additionally, bills which have been presented in the past fail to make it out of the judiciary committee due to the committee’s desire to avoid controversial issues being discussed in the House and Senate at large. Avoidance of controversial issues does not make for a government which satisfies it’s people. 499 views Why Adopt a Vermont-style CCW Law? by Gunowners.org This sounded good in 2004, and even better in 2007 -Clark 490 views Gun Registration - Pennsylvania by HB -760 This is calling for gun registration. 463 views The Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act of 2004 by H.R.218 This is helpful for Law Enforcement Officers traveling in the United States. 455 views Gun Ownership Becoming a Capital Idea by Deneen Borelli Deneen Borelli does a good job articulating the gun issues in DC as well as some opinions on the Second Amendment. Worth the time to read. Clark - Carryconcealed.net 420 views Saved by the Militia by Randy E. Barnett Randy Barnett makes great points about the militia and it's definition 392 views k1047_BC_OK_GunLawInjunction_10_06_0450 by Tulsa World Oklahoma employers can ban employees from bringing guns to the workplace and leaving them in their vehicles, a federal judge in Tulsa has ruled 344 views Second Amendment Can Protect Citizens Where D.C. Government Fails by NRA Interesting that the "Murder Capital of the US" is a place where law abiding citizens are not allowed to arm themselves. Clark -Carryconcealed.net 336 views DC Court of Appeals March 9, 2007 opinion by United States Court of Appeals A decades old gun battle over the right to keep and bear arms in the nation's capital is brought before the District Court of Appeals. What ends up happening, is the court gives an opinion about what the 2nd amendment right really means. A 58 page opinion is rendered and broadens and defines the meaning of what the 2nd amendment's intent was. In a victory for gun owners, the court stated that the right to bear arms is not intended for a "well armed malitia" as a group, but was intended as an individual right. The case may be taken to the Supreme Court for final decision. This appears to overturn the law banning citizens from owning a gun in Washington D. C. Some say this is a homerun for Gun enthusists everywhere. Racoon - Carryconcealed.net Law Enforcement Staff Editor 315 views