Videos tagged with Risk Protection Orders

This video analyzes the Trump administration's Department of Justice's shift from rhetoric to litigation regarding Second Amendment rights. It highlights how the DOJ has begun challenging state and local laws that restrict firearm ownership, particularly focusing on AR-15 style rifles and concealed carry permits. The analysis emphasizes the importance of actions over words in building trust within the gun-owning community.

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 podcast episode features Jeff Young, a Florida gun lawyer, discussing various Second Amendment legal topics. Key areas covered include the nuances of brandishing a firearm, the legalities of self-defense scenarios, the complexities of red flag laws, and the requirements for possessing and carrying firearms in Florida. The discussion also touches on home firearm ranges, the intersection of marijuana use and firearm ownership, and the legality of binary triggers.

This video discusses three gun control bills scheduled for votes: HR 2377 (National Red Flag Legislation) in the House, and HR 8 and HR 1446 (Universal Background Checks) in the Senate. The speaker expresses significant concern about HR 2377, detailing how it could potentially pass the Senate with bipartisan support, even with a narrow majority, by influencing key senators. The video also touches on the implications of universal background checks, including the potential for a gun registry and the criminalization of private transfers.

This video critiques the NRA's endorsement of John Velis, a Massachusetts state senator candidate, due to his past vote for red flag laws. The speaker argues that supporting red flag legislation, which they believe violates due process through ex parte hearings, is fundamentally anti-Second Amendment. The content highlights the perceived inconsistency in the NRA's actions and urges viewers to scrutinize endorsements in their own states.

This video provides a legal analysis of Red Flag Laws, emphasizing the importance of due process and existing legal frameworks for addressing individuals who pose an imminent threat. The discussion highlights that mental illness alone does not disqualify someone from firearm ownership unless they are a danger to themselves or others. It advocates for focusing on getting individuals help rather than solely removing firearms, and stresses the need for robust mental health infrastructure and adherence to constitutional rights.

This video provides a critical analysis of recent gun control measures and the National Rifle Association's (NRA) role in advocating for them. The speaker, identifying as a lifetime NRA member, expresses strong disapproval of the NRA's leadership and their perceived negotiation of Second Amendment rights. Key topics include the effectiveness and constitutionality of Red Flag Laws, the impact of the NICS system, and the political strategies of both anti-gun groups and the NRA.