The federal Gun-Free School Zones Act makes location itself the crime: carry within 1,000 feet of a school without an exception and you risk a federal felony. The rule, the safe harbors, and the homeowner who became a test case.
Gun Carry in a School Zone: The Federal Felony Trap Explained Read More »
Florida now recognizes open carry — and that likely includes your vehicle. But school zones, age rules, and private property can still turn a lawful gun owner into a defendant. The three traps, with the statutes in hand, updated for the June 2026 Eubanks ruling.
Open Carry in Your Car in Florida: 3 Legal Traps That Could Ruin Your Life Read More »
The Supreme Court held that using cannabis, by itself, does not strip you of your Second Amendment right to possess a firearm. Here is what United States v. Hemani actually said — and the limits it left in place for Florida gun owners.
Can Cannabis Users Own Guns? What the Supreme Court Actually Said in U.S. v. Hemani Read More »
Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal held the state’s ban on concealed carry by 18-to-20-year-olds unconstitutional in Eubanks v. State. Here is what changed — and the purchase and location limits that did not.
New Florida Concealed Carry Ruling: What Changed for 18-to-20-Year-Olds Read More »
