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April 24, 2018 Episode 21 – Is Burglary Always Violent
Episode 21
2018/04/26
From KALB: Bill to remove non-violent, non-sex offenses from habitual offender law voted down.
What does it take to get a bill into your legislature. Who sponsors a bill? How do committees work? How are they split between the parties?
http://www.kalb.com/content/news/Bill-to-remove-non-violent-and-non-sex-offenses-from-habitual-offender-law-voted-down-480075373.html
A big SCOTUS decision in Sessions v. Dimaya ruling that helps our cause. How is it that void-for-vagueness doctrine helps us with our fight in the registry? Do people in the media skew the information to support their agenda; distorting facts
http://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/383512-supreme-court-invalidates-law-requiring-the-deportation-of?userid=108581
http://www.scotusblog.com/2018/04/opinion-analysis-crime-based-removal-provision-is-unconstitutionally-vague/
Related to the Dimaya story.
And here is talk radio host Mark Levin, who reaches 7M listeners describing the plaintiff incorrectly.

From Vox.com:
The ability to prosecute and jail people for lying to investigators is, obviously, an incredibly powerful tool of the FBI, US attorneys’ offices, and other aspects of federal law enforcement. it’s also prone to abuse in some fairly obvious ways — especially because it’s perfectly legal for the investigators to lie to you. That’s why standard legal advice is to simply refuse to talk to investigators under any circumstances. “People seem to think that: If I haven’t done anything wrong, then it’s okay for me to talk to the government,” writes defense lawyer David Benowitz, “and that’s just dead wrong.”
https://www.vox.com/2018/4/18/17242766/book-james-comey-hillary-emails-trump-firing-fbi-director

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April 17, 2018Episode 20 – Not Guilty By Insanity
Episode 20
2018/04/14
A brief discussion about a woman on the registry for NOT reporting that her son was having sex, while NOT in her custody??? WTH!
There Are Too Many Kids on the Sex Offender Registry https://reason.com/archives/2018/04/09/there-are-too-many-kids-on-the
Dissenting Against the Supreme Court’s Rightward Shift
When Stephen Reinhardt, the famously liberal judge who died last month after 37 years on the federal appellate bench, visited Yale Law School a few years ago, a student asked him what the point was of issuing decision after decision that the Supreme Court would predictably overturn. The question was a challenge, but Judge Reinhardt took it with a smile. ‘They can’t catch ’em all,’ he said. I didn’t know then that this was Judge Reinhardt’s stock answer to a frequent question, and it startled me; the judge’s tone may have been mild, but his stance was one of open resistance, defiance even, toward a Supreme Court that was moving ever further to his right.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/12/opinion/supreme-court-right-shift.html
From The Times-Picayune
Louisiana efforts to free wrongfully convicted may lose money under House bill
Louisiana public defenders said a bill moving through the state Legislature threatens to shut down efforts to exonerate people who were sent to prison for a wrongful conviction. It would also take money away from other efforts to appeal convictions of people who can’t afford their own attorneys and whose cases are too expensive for local public defenders to handle.
http://www.nola.com/politics/index.ssf/2018/04/louisiana_public_defender_fund.html
Writing Sex Offender Laws Based on Fake Recidivism Numbers Is Rational, Court Says
http://reason.com/blog/2018/04/11/court-says-relying-on-fake-recidivism-nu
Listener question
why not file John Doe lawsuits everywhere since anyone filing suit has nothing to lose mentality I would think and/or those with something to lose have no interest in being the sacrificial lamb who gets harassed for being a plaintiff?
Allie commented at registrymatters.co
I don’t see them ever abolishing the registry. They found a goldmine and they’re not giving it up. I just keep hoping and praying that they’ll one day realize just how cruel it is to punish these citizens so severely.
Mental disease or defect defense
Q: Most of us have heard the terms insanity and incompetent, but I’m guessing that very few understand the difference. Can you explain the difference in simple terms?
A: Insanity is lack of criminal responsibility for an action and incompetence is the lack of ability to understand and participate in the court proceedings.
Q: Well, based on that answer, let’s focus first on competence and then we can discuss insanity.
Q: How is the issue of incompetence raised?
Q: Is there a specific test that is administered to determine if a person is competent?
Q: What happens if a person is deemed incompetent to stand trial?
Q: What is the insanity defense? What does it mean to assert the insanity defense?
Q: Who bears the burden of proving the defense?
Q: How often is the defense used?
Q: Does it ever work?
Q: Use of the defense had declined over the years. Why is that?
Q: What happens to a person who is successful using the defense?
Q: Are they actually provided treatment in the hospital wards that provide treatment for the found
1 hr 37 min
April 10, 2018 Episode 19 – Just End The Federal Registry Already
Episode 19
2018/04/07
Colbert county Alabama sheriff messed up. There was a 2 week laps in sending out notifications to the locals of convicted sex offenders moving into the area.
http://www.waaytv.com/content/news/Colbert-officials-develop-a-new-plan-better-notify-citizens-about-sex-offenders-477979273.html
Colom campaigned on locking up fewer people
He released a person for a parole violation, in which his predecessor locked him up for 5 years for a drug related violation
Why are the areas with the highest poverty levels the same ones with the highest rates of incarceration?
http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2018/03/what-if-prosecutors-wanted-to-keep-people-out-of-prison.html
Two brave registrants who were going to be kicked out of their Ft. Lauderdale homes stood up and said NO!
Only supplies to those sentenced before 2007
https://floridaactioncommittee.org/ft-lauderdale-florida-sex-offender-residency-restriction-declared-unconstitutional/
Short discussion about the Illinois Supreme Court decision regarding parks
May vs Ryan
http://www.illinoiscourts.gov/Opinions/SupremeCourt/2018/122034.pdf
Jacob commented:
I’ve been listening to you guys babble for three months now. Everybody knows that sex offender registration is punishment, yet you two seem to dance around the issue. Is this just some scam to see how much money you can collect while pretending to be concerned about our plight? If you were serious, you people would just try to end the federal registry rather than wasting so much time challenging state by state? I believe it’s all about the money.
Just End The Federal Registry Already!
Wouldn’t a ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court be the way to go if you really want to end the registry?
Why does it take so long to get a case to the Supreme Court? Why don’t you just file the damn thing there to start with?
Why are there state registries? Federal encouragement of state level registries
Do Federal courts have control over the state courts?
If Congress repealed the Adam Walsh Act (AWA, do state level registries disappear?)
Could there be a federal encouragement to dismantle state level registries?
Is this related to the 10th amendment of states rights?
What would prompt federal laws? Why aren’t there federal laws already? Traveling across states is in violation of federal laws
Is a state level registry then comparable to state drug laws?
1 hr 22 min
April 03, 2018 Episode 18 – There Go The People
Episode 18
2018/03/31
1) How is it that in some states the registry is considered “punishment” (Michigan?) and in other states it is simply a “public service”? I’m thinking of the ex post facto registry requirements for SO’s who have completed their sentences.
2) The 80+ towns throughout Minnesota that have enacted their own extra-judicial city requirements, beyond that of the residency limitations in place already through the state. Could you talk about that?
Let’s talk about members of congress, both state and federal level
There are many governorships up in 2018. Why does it even matter who gets elected to be Governor when it’s the legislative branch that makes the laws?
How often is a member of the US house up for reelection? Senate?
Is it fair to say that at least the house, they’re always preparing for fundraising and reelection?
Do you think a candidate believes in the position of their constituents, or are they just there because of what the people believe?
How do you find out what a candidate believes, or how they have voted: Candidates website, FB ?
Is it hard to meet with US Congress critter?
Is it hard to meet with a state level member?
How would you begin establishing a relationship with one?
Can you expect to have lunch with them? Go golf with them? How close to this person can you realistically get?
How do you learn about the committees that they are on?
How do you know if a committee is responsible for a bill you’re interested in? You’ve mentioned about email campaigns where your senator wasn’t in the committee.
In regards to being in a member of congress’ district. Do they care about you? More or less if you’re in their district?
Are “change.org petitions” effective? Emails? Phone calls? Visits to the office?
Quote:
There go the people. I must follow them, for I am their leader.
Alexandre Ledru-Rollin

1 hr 22 min
March 27, 2018 Episode 17 – Real Criminal Justice Reform
Episode 17
2018/03/24
From The Intercept: Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner Promised a Criminal Justice Revolution. He’s Exceeding Expectations.
From time to time, transformation leaders take office. They show everyone else exactly what can be done and how to do it. That’s Larry Krasner right now – and he’s showing the nation how to dismantle mass incarceration from the inside out.
https://theintercept.com/2018/03/20/larry-krasner-philadelphia-da/
From The West Virginia Record: Supreme Court says restricting internet access while on parole violates First Amendment
Ross did 27 years in prison starting in 1987. Ross’s release on parole was subject to numerous conditions and, because he was registered as a sex offender, he was prohibited from possessing or having contact with any computer, electronic device, communication device or any device which is enabled with internet access. Bur Ross’ girlfriend has a computer, and a cell phone which both have the evil Internet. There’s no evidence he ever accessed, and they are reportedly password protected. There was no forensics done.
My understanding is that the circuit court released him. Then the state appealed it. They lost the appeal at the WV Supreme Court.
Had they left it alone, they could have continued their existing ways.
https://wvrecord.com/stories/511365463-supreme-court-says-restricting-internet-access-while-on-parole-violates-first-amendment
From The Washington Post: An unexplained groping loophole in Minnesota law is about to be closed
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2018/03/09/an-unexplained-groping-loophole-in-minnesota-law-is-about-to-be-closed/
There was a carve out for touching butts because a coach might pat a player as a ‘good game’ kind of thing?
From The Washington Post: Appeals court considers ‘how long is too long’ in challenge to Guantanamo detention
https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/appeals-court-considers-how-long-is-too-long-in-challenge-to-guantanamo-detention/2018/03/20/c93d7114-2bb3-11e8-b0b0-f706877db618_story.html?utm_term=.6bb6b810cc24
From The Marshall Project: Caring for My Sick Husband From Prison
A federal inmate feels helpless as her partner’s health deteriorates.
https://www.themarshallproject.org/2018/03/08/caring-for-my-sick-husband-from-prison
From CNN: Craigslist shuts down its personals section
On Friday they shut down their section of the site that allows people seeking encounters with strangers. The move comes two days after the Senate approved of bipartisan legislation called the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act. Craigslist is making this change so that they are not held liable for content their users upload.
http://money.cnn.com/2018/03/23/technology/craigslist-personals-shutdown/index.html
From The Daily Journal Online: Money is the enemy of truth
This is an opinion piece. Elderly men, who are no longer dangerous, remain banished from society and families to spend their remaining few years in the Department of Mental Health. Dr. Joseph Plaud, Ph.D., noted expert in sexual rec
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March 20, 2018 Episode 16 – Interview w Brenda Jones
Episode 16
2018/03/17
From the LA Times: Eight reasons for America’s shameful number of wrongful convictions
Most cops and prosecutors are hard-working and honest professionals. But some have ulterior motives. Some have a tainted view of innocence and guilt. False confessions coming from endless hours of interrogations. 25% of individuals exonerated later by DNA had given false confessions after the pressure of interrogations. Flawed eyewitness testimony
http://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-oe-grisham-wrongful-convictions-20180311-story.html
Oklahoma says it will begin using nitrogen for all executions in an unprecedented move
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-nation/wp/2018/03/14/oklahoma-says-it-will-begin-using-nitrogen-for-all-executions-in-an-unprecedented-move/?utm_term=.972aa1644b5c
From The Marshall Project: Let’s Put an End to Prosecutorial Immunity
According to Taylor v. Kavanagh, based upon Supreme Court law, “The falsification of evidence and the coercion of witnesses…have been held to be prosecutorial activities for which absolute immunity applies. Similarly, because a prosecutor is acting as an advocate in a judicial proceeding, the solicitation and subornation of perjured testimony, the withholding of evidence, or the introduction of illegally-seized evidence at trial does not create liability in damages.”
https://www.themarshallproject.org/2018/03/13/let-s-put-an-end-to-prosecutorial-immunity?ref=hp-1-111
From the Washington Post: Alabama sheriff buys vacation homes with money designated for inmate meals
How can a sheriff making a 5 figure income afford multiple houses, one of which costs ¾ of a million dollars? But ethics disclosure forms Entrekin filed with the state reveal that over the past three years he has received more than $750,000 worth of additional “compensation” from a source he identified as “Food Provisions.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-watch/wp/2018/03/14/alabama-sheriff-buys-vacation-homes-with-money-designated-for-inmate-meals/?utm_term=.5a867bc14f78
From Criminal Legal News: Unjust Sexual Offense Laws: Insanity and Hope
The public perception of those who have committed sexual offenses is pretty horrible. There seems to only be evidence suggesting a low rate of recidivism. Advocates: are they trained professionals? Highly paid?
https://narsol.org/2018/03/sexual-offense-laws-what-does-the-future-hold/
From WPXI:
http://www.wpxi.com/news/top-stories/big-changes-coming-to-pennsylvanias-sex-offender-registry/696521369
Email from Patty:
Hi.
I appreciate your podcast I have a question about the registry. I’m in Ohio. Next to some of the names it says “Pre AWA” which I know is The Adam Walsh Act. But why is “Pre AWA” put on there? Thanks. Keep up the good work.
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March 13, 2018 Episode 15 – Can Speech Be Compelled
Episode 15
2018/03/10
The Sex Offender Registry: Vengeful, unconstitutional and due for full repeal
http://thehill.com/opinion/criminal-justice/376668-the-sex-offender-registry-vengeful-unconstitutional-and-due-for-full
The rapist of 13-year-old at church camp got no prison time. Now, thousands want the judge removed.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2018/03/05/the-rapist-of-13-year-old-at-church-camp-got-no-jail-time-now-thousands-want-the-judge-removed/?utm_term=.21d17e028a46
Tarrant County judge used electric shocks to punish sex offender, who is getting a new trial
http://www.star-telegram.com/latest-news/article203890369.html
This Case Could Help Prevent Congress From Outsourcing Its Power
http://dailysignal.com/2018/03/08/case-help-prevent-congress-outsourcing-power/
https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2018/03/supreme-court-may-revive-non-delegation-doctrine-in-gundy-v-united-states.html
Judge Orders California to Consider Earlier Parole for Sex Offenders
http://time.com/5187592/california-early-parole-sex-offenders/
Ordinance would keep sex offenders from living in Vernon
http://www.wjhg.com/content/news/Ordinance-would-keep-sex-offenders-from-living-in-Vernon-476051283.html
Wisconsin Doubles GPS Monitoring Despite 5 Years Of Malfunctions, Unnecessary Jailings
https://www.wpr.org/wisconsin-doubles-gps-monitoring-despite-5-years-malfunctions-unnecessary-jailings
Supreme Court: Sex offender can have Xbox and PlayStation back
http://www.minotdailynews.com/news/local-news/2018/02/supreme-court-sex-offender-can-have-xbox-and-playstation-back/
How “predictive algorithms” are being abused for nonconsensual porn
https://www.vox.com/platform/amp/today-explained/2018/3/1/17068958/artificial-intelligence-deepfake-today-explained-podcast
Alabama schools struggle with juvenile sex offenders in classrooms
https://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/story/news/2018/02/22/alabama-schools-struggle-juvenile-sex-offenders-classrooms/301089002/
Sex Offender Sues Hospital That Won’t Let Him Visit Son, 9
https://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2018/03/09/us/ap-us-sex-offender-hospital-visitation.html
Comment From episode 14
http://www.registrymatters.co/podcast/episode-14-will-judges-save-us-from-ourselves/#comment-44</
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March 06, 2018 Episode 14 – Will Judges Save Us From Ourselves?
Episode 14
2018/03/03
From The Spokesman: While his brother is in prison for molesting another child, he comes out with allegations that he too was molested by his brother many years earlier. Now that his brother is about to released after serving 25 years, he is saying that “I want that son of a bitch to never see the light of day again”.
http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2018/feb/25/chilling-loophole/
From My Fox 8 in Greensboro NC. Here’s a clip of a police officer telling the public to be wary of stranger danger; that if you take your eyes off of your kid for a second, that they’ll disappear – and then they will have a situation
http://myfox8.com/2018/02/27/students-overcoming-situations-program-in-guilford-county-helping-build-positive-character-traits/
From The Intelligence: Pennsylvania State Police have started the process for removing as many as 5,000 ex-offenders from the Megan’s Law registry under a state supreme court mandate and a new law.
http://www.theintell.com/news/20180226/names-being-removed-from-sex-offender-registry
From The Brunswick News: In response to the recent school shooting, the author of this article seems to conflate being on fire, with stranger danger. He says that we should Regularly drill students on safety procedures for lockdown and ‘active shooter’ scenarios — Our youngest, a child with developmental delays, is well aware of “Stranger Danger,” as well as the particulars of “Stop, Drop and Roll.” Require monthly lockdown drills, tied to the receipt of state or federal grants to improve school security systems and staffing.
https://thebrunswicknews.com/opinion/editorial_columns/we-must-prioritize-protecting-our-children/article_3f4a18eb-1b47-587d-baec-ba88a6dae13b.html
From the The College Fix:A student activist publicly called me a rapist with no evidence. Here’s the toll it took on my life. We’re back to the consequences of allegations.
https://www.thecollegefix.com/post/42333/
From National Review: Let Them Wear Bracelets
Instead of unconditional release on bond or parole or probation, use GPS monitoring with a cell phone. An argument is made in the article that 4th amendment claims will be raised.
https://www.nationalreview.com/magazine/2018/03/01/criminal-justice-reform-electronic-monitoring-future/amp/
Describe how the travel ban went into effect, not by judges, but by someone filing some action to compel the judge to act
Judges are like umpires in baseball or referees in football or basketball. Their role is to see that the rules of court procedures are followed by both sides. Like the ump, they call ’em as they see ’em, according to the facts and law—without regard to which side is popular (no home field advantage), without regard to who is “favored,” without regard for what the spectators want, and without regard to whether the judge agrees with the law.
One of my personal problems in this area is that given a VERY guilty individual, given a VERY weak prosecutor, a guilty individual may go free – and vice versa. Given a very innocent individual, given an amazingly crafty prosecutor and innocent person could go to prison
But a judge isn’t necessarily interested in the capacity of the
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February 26, 2018Episode 13 – The Gentle Nature of Americans
Episode 13
2018/02/24
On to the news items:
From The Washington Post: He was arrested for a sex act that’s no longer a crime. Years later, he remains convicted.
Green was 20 when he was arrested after having oral sex with a 16-year-old male in a Georgia hotel room. He was convicted of a sex crime — Was it consensual? it was. Was it because the partner was under the age of consent? In GA it is 16. He was convicted because the incident happened in 1997, when oral and anal sex between consenting adults was prohibited under Georgia’s sodomy law. The conviction required him to register as a sex offender, a stigmatizing label that he carried for years.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-nation/wp/2018/02/15/he-was-convicted-of-a-sex-act-thats-no-longer-a-crime-years-later-hes-deemed-a-sex-offender/?utm_term=.66e7ff341020
From The American Press: No housing options for sex offender. A requirement of Mr. Ellender release is a housing plan that complies with guidelines set for sex offenders. Ellender has been in jail since 2015 and has no place to live if he is released.
http://www.americanpress.com/news/crime/no-housing-options-for-sex-offender/article_9ebbd4b0-1288-11e8-961f-0708067ae864.html
From Yahoo Sports: Oregon State left-hander Luke Heimrich returned to the baseball diamond on Friday, helping to lead his ballclub to a 5-2 win against New Mexico. It was the first time Heimlich had pitched in a game since last June, when he removed himself from Oregon State’s College World Series bound team to avoid becoming a “distraction.” “Everybody, most of the time, deserves a second chance. I get that,” an anonymous athletic director told CBS Sports Dennis Dodd. “[Heimlich] went through his counseling, but it was a 6-year-old child … You’ve got little girls coming to your games. You can’t have that as an image with your program with Larry Nassar and all those things going on. Really? “You just have to say, ‘I’m sorry, young man, you can’t play for us.’”
https://sports.yahoo.com/oregon-states-luke-heimlich-pitches-first-time-since-sex-offender-revelation-205119143.html
From The Herald Republican: Sex offender registry levels stiff penalties. Noble County Superior 1 Court Judge Robert Kirsch believes the county trial courts, prosecutors and judges, should be given discretion on who should register and how long they must abide by the strict rules of the registry. Why have we taken the sentencing away from judges to determine the appropriate punishment? We fuss that judges legislate from the bench. Shouldn’t we also fuss that judges hands are tied in handing out sentences?
Note:Ted and Tricia Benhower were convicted of sexual conduct in the presence of their children in 2007 and continue to rack up felonies due to their failure to meet the requirements of the registry.
http://www.kpcnews.com/news/latest/heraldrepublican/article_2d743c65-e869-5ac5-8452-71ecd14c163a.html
From The Progress: Wolf signs bill to protect victims of sexual abuse crimes. Governor Tom Wolf on Wednesday signed House Bill 631 into law. The primary intent of which is to provide for greater public safety by ensuring convicted sexual offenders remain subject to registration requirements in the wake of recent court decisions impacting Pennsylvania’s implementation of the Sexual Offender R
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February 20, 2018 Episode 12 – Reciprocity Laws
A conceal carry permit issued in one state should be honored in another
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On to the news items:
From The Daily Star: Governor of NY seeks 1,000-foot boundary for sex offenders around schools. Gov Cuomo wants to increase restrictions of level 2 and 3 offenders to further secure neighborhoods across the state. An attorney opposed to the proposal said that it would leave some people homeless.
http://www.thedailystar.com/news/local_news/cuomo-seeks–foot-boundary-for-sex-offenders-around-schools/article_018c1c9c-8bd3-504e-a0f2-01dbefe00c96.html
From Foxnews.com: Elected fire chief under attack for conviction. “That was 20 years ago,” Gilbert told the paper. “You know, the story you are telling kids is once you make mistake, you will be punished for the rest of your life. I’ve changed my life for the better. Every day I get up and try to do good.” Spartansburg Mayor who said she and the department have known about Gilbert’s status.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/02/11/outrage-as-convicted-sex-offender-is-re-elected-pennsylvania-towns-fire-chief.html
From WA Today.com (Western Australia): This from Down Under: Anyone found misusing the information, such as sharing it on a vigilante website, will face penalties including a maximum 10-year prison sentence. “You can’t go around running mob justice, but you can provide information that is common sense that can protect people,” Mr Guy said.
The registry in Australia is not on the Internet, open to the public. You can request records of an individual. You can’t just get the whole list about everybody.
http://www.watoday.com.au/victoria/state-opposition-s-sex-offender-register-plan-to-give-more-power-to-parents-20180211-p4yzyz.html
From Katu.com: ACLU questions new OSU policy requiring students to disclose past felony convictions
The policy requires all continuing and future students to self-disclose any felony convictions and whether they’re a registered sex offender before they enroll.
http://katu.com/news/local/aclu-says-it-has-concerns-about-new-osu-policy-requiring-students-to-disclose-felonies
A comment from Episode 11 – Residency Restrictions
Allie writes: I don’t believe looking at pictures should be considered a sex offense. I’d really like to know how anyone can sexually abuse a picture. I remember the movie Blue Lagoon. Brooke Shields was 14 at the time, They showed her naked in the movie, not to mention the little baby in the water totally naked. I guess if we watch that movie we’re all sex offenders. I was married to a 21 year old man when I was 16. My parents gave us their blessing. I guess my husband was a sex abuser.
If you’d like to talk to us, Larry how can THOSE PEOPLE reach us?
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On to the topic of reciprocity laws.
In early December, the US House of Representatives passed a bill that is one the National Rifle Association’s highest priorities which seems to go against the interests of the voters. Each state has their own concealed carry gun laws. It is on the owner of the gun to know the laws of the state they’re trav
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