Videos tagged with Landlord Firearm Ban

Tennessee has enacted new legislation, Senate Bill 350 and House Bill 469, which significantly alters landlord-tenant relations regarding firearms. Effective July 1st, landlords can no longer prohibit tenants from possessing, carrying, or storing firearms and ammunition within rental properties, including inside the residence, vehicle, parking areas, and common access points. This law voids existing lease clauses that ban firearms and provides tenants with legal recourse, including damages and attorney fees, if landlords violate these rights. The legislation asserts that constitutional rights do not cease at lease agreements, establishing a precedent that property rights do not supersede fundamental rights.

This video discusses recent gun bill developments in Tennessee, focusing on a new law that prohibits landlords from forbidding tenants from possessing firearms or ammunition on their property. It also touches upon a proposed bill concerning the use of deadly force to protect personal property and the implications for Second Amendment rights. The speaker emphasizes the significance of these legislative changes for gun owners in Tennessee.

This ARFCOM News episode covers several 2A-related legal and policy issues. It details Honolulu's effective ban on firearm purchases due to uncertified trainers, an ATF case involving an expunged domestic violence conviction, and a Texan woman's self-defense shooting and subsequent eviction dispute. The segment also clarifies T-Mobile's new policy regarding text messages supporting gun rights, noting it targets third-party companies, not individual users.