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HB 3053: A Bill to Protect Texans' Second Amendment Rights
- Category: Legislation
H.B. No. 3053 is a bill that seeks to restrict the ability of municipalities and counties in Texas from implementing firearm buyback programs. These programs, which often involve offering cash or other incentives for individuals to surrender their firearms, are a common feature of gun control efforts.
Read more: HB 3053: A Bill to Protect Texans' Second Amendment Rights
HB 2215: Expands Concealed Carry Rights for Certain Individuals
- Category: Legislation
The bill, H.B. No. 2215, amends Section 46.15(a) of the Texas Penal Code to expand the list of individuals who are exempt from certain concealed carry laws in Texas.
Read more: HB 2215: Expands Concealed Carry Rights for Certain Individuals
HB 1403: Protecting Texans' Rights to Keep and Bear Arms in Foster Homes
- Category: Legislation
House Bill 1403 is a legislation that aims to protect the rights of Texans to keep and bear arms in their homes, including agency foster homes. The bill was introduced by Representative Harris and co-sponsored by others, with Senator Hull making changes through a substitute.
Read more: HB 1403: Protecting Texans' Rights to Keep and Bear Arms in Foster Homes
SB 82: Encouraging Texas Concealed Carry Rights!
- Category: Legislation
Imagine a trained License to Carry (LTC) holder entering a business, only to see a 30.06 sign prohibiting concealed carry. Complying with the rule, they disarm, leaving their firearm in their vehicle. Moments later, a crime unfolds, and their ability to protect themselves is gone—not due to lack of skill, but because the business imposed a restriction. Texas Senate Bill 82 (SB 82) addresses this issue by holding businesses accountable, and its introduction marks a significant step for Second Amendment rights in Texas.
Self-Defense Success in Court
- Category: Concealed Carry in Texas Blog
In the high-stakes arena of a self-defense case, every action and word can tip the scales of justice. Navigating the legal system after a self-defense incident requires careful strategy and composure, both at the scene and in the courtroom. From maintaining politeness under pressure to avoiding the pitfalls of social media, the following five essential tips will guide you in presenting a compelling and credible defense, helping to ensure the best possible outcome in court.
Anthony v Metcalf Self-Defense Case
- Category: Concealed Carry in Texas Blog
The recent incident at a high school track meet in Frisco, Texas, has left many wondering about the intricacies of self-defense law in our state. 17-year-old Carmelo Anthony was charged with first-degree murder after allegedly stabbing Austin Metcalf to death during a confrontation. As we look into this case, it's essential to separate fact from fiction and examine the self-defense claims presented.
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