Videos tagged with FDLE

This podcast episode features attorney Jeffrey Young discussing the complexities of firearm ownership in Florida, focusing on issues like conditional non-approvals in background checks due to reporting errors by clerk's offices, the nuances of Baker and Marchman Acts and their impact on firearm rights, and the legal framework surrounding red flag laws and firearm rights restoration. Young emphasizes the importance of understanding legal definitions and processes to navigate these challenges.

This video discusses a controversy surrounding Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's appearance at a political event where concealed carry was reportedly banned. The event, held at a public facility, allegedly required attendees to pass through metal detectors, raising questions about the legality and DeSantis's stance on Second Amendment rights. Gun rights organizations are investigating the situation, with claims that the governor's campaign dictated the security rules.

This video, featuring Constitutional Attorney Mark W. Smith, details a significant legal victory for Florida gun owners. The ruling clarifies that the government, not the individual, bears the burden of proof to demonstrate disqualification for firearm purchase, and NICS records alone constitute hearsay. This decision protects Second Amendment rights against bureaucratic errors and unsubstantiated denials.