Category Archives: Gun Rights

Open Carry vs. Concealed Carry: Legal Differences and Implications

The debate surrounding the Second Amendment and the right to bear arms in the United States has led to a diverse range of laws and regulations across different states. Two common methods of carrying firearms are open carry and concealed carry.

These methods are distinctly different in terms of legality and implications, and it’s crucial for gun owners and the general public to understand these differences. In this blog, we will delve into the legal distinctions between open carry

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MN Driver’s Manual Updated Four Years After Traffic Stop Shooting

Published By: Chris Keyser

Traffic stops can be a uniquely stressful interaction for both motorists and police officers. In recognition of this, Minnesota has recently announced updates to its Driver’s Manual.

These updates were announced four years to the day after the shooting of Philando Castile, who was killed by a Minnesota police officer during a routine traffic stop.

Traffic Stop Tragedy Involved a Legal Firearm in the Vehicle

Philando Castile was carrying a legal firearm in his vehicle when

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Minnesota Has Lots of Proposed Gun Control Bills – Will They Pass?

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Gun Crimes | Gun Rights | Weapons Charges

The Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in February tragically killed 17 people and was highly publicized, receiving worldwide media coverage. Gun control is a long-standing debate in the US, and the shooting added fuel to an already-raging fire.

In fact, media outlets describe the shooting and resulting March for Our Lives protests as a tipping-point for gun control legislation. Multiple bills have been introduced federally, and many state legislatures are also considering gun control bills.

Minnesota is

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What Are Your Rights to Defend Yourself At Home

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Assault | Criminal Defense | Gun Rights

An attack on your or your family in your home, or even just around town, can be a jarring experience. In the moment, no one should have to think about the repercussions of defending themselves from such an attack.

There are laws in place designed to protect those who are protecting themselves, their families, and their property. They vary by state, situation, and your reaction. Find out what these laws are in our infographic below.

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Carver County Sheriffs Uncover Illegal Arsenal of Weapons

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Gun Rights

Recently, Carver County sheriffs uncovered an arsenal of firearms in the hands of a mentally ill man, Christian Oberender, who was previously convicted of killing his mother at the age of 14. Oberender was in and out of psychiatric facilities until the age of 18 and then was deemed by a judge to be “mentally ill and dangerous.” Along with a Tommy gun, shotguns, an AK-47, and semi-automatic rifles there was also a disturbing letter and notes discussing the recent

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Domestic Assault Laws in Minnesota Explained

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Assault | Criminal Defense | Domestic Assault | Gun Rights

Domestic Assault vs. “Regular” Assault in Minnesota

Domestic Assault is generally defined as either “an act intended to cause fear of immediate bodily harm or death” or “an attempt or actual infliction of bodily harm upon another.” You can read the actual domestic assault statute here (Minn. Stat. §609.2242).

Example of Assault: A husband and wife argue in their home. The husband becomes upset and raises his closed fist at his wife but does not actually

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