Videos tagged with Students for Concealed Carry

This segment of Gun Talk Radio discusses the ongoing debate and legislative efforts surrounding campus carry laws in various states, with a particular focus on Georgia. Luke Crawford, Georgia State Director for Students for Concealed Carry, details the recent victory of passing campus carry legislation in Georgia, while also highlighting the significant restrictions that remain. The discussion addresses common arguments against campus carry, the role of media bias, and the effectiveness of factual counter-arguments. It also touches on the broader implications for gun sales and the perceived state of the firearms industry, contrasting media narratives with industry data.

David Bernett of Students for Concealed Carry discusses the legal victory at the University of Colorado, where the state supreme court struck down the campus gun ban. This ruling significantly rolled back gun-free zones, making campus carry a reality in Colorado and several other states. Bernett highlights ongoing challenges with university policies and advocates for the right to self-defense on campus, citing crime statistics and legal precedents.

The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that the University of Colorado's campus gun ban violates state law, specifically the 2003 Concealed Carry Act. This decision, represented by attorney Jim Manley, means the ban is not officially gone yet but requires further action in the trial court to be fully rescinded. The court did not need to address Second Amendment issues as the ban was struck down based on statutory grounds.

This video features Glen Caroline, the NRA-ILA Grassroots Director, delivering a keynote address at the Students for Concealed Carry on Campus national conference. The speech likely addresses issues related to Second Amendment rights, campus carry legislation, and the importance of student advocacy for firearm ownership and self-defense rights on college campuses.

This video discusses oral arguments before the Colorado Supreme Court regarding the University of Colorado's ban on campus carry. Attorney Jim Manley, representing Students for Concealed Carry, argues that the Colorado Concealed Carry Act permits carrying in all areas of the state not specifically excluded, and universities are not on that exclusion list. The university's argument that 'all areas of the state' does not include universities is presented as legally outdated.

This video discusses the Texas Senate Criminal Justice Committee's vote on a bill allowing licensed individuals to carry concealed handguns on college campuses. Scott Lewis of Students for Concealed Carry explains the bill's progression, the committee vote (4-2 in favor), and the importance of constituent calls to state senators. He addresses arguments against campus carry, emphasizing that criminals disregard laws and that law-abiding citizens should have the same self-defense rights on campus as they do elsewhere. Governor Perry is noted as supportive of the bill.

This NRA News segment from February 22, 2011, features Cam Edwards interviewing Daniel Crocker, Southwest Director of Students for Concealed Carry on Campus. The discussion centers on Texas potentially granting college students and professors the right to carry firearms on campus. The conversation likely explores the implications, arguments for and against, and the advocacy efforts of organizations like Students for Concealed Carry.

This video features an interview with Adrienne O'Reilly of Students for Concealed Carry on Campus, discussing concealed carry laws and their implications. Cam Edwards hosts the conversation, which was originally part of NRA News programming. The discussion likely delves into the legal aspects and student advocacy surrounding the right to carry firearms on college campuses.

This episode of NRA News features Cam Edwards interviewing Stefan Tahmassebi, Deputy General Counsel for the NRA. They discuss a legal case involving Students for Concealed Carry on Campus in Colorado. The conversation likely revolves around the Second Amendment rights of students and the implications of concealed carry policies on university campuses.