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8 posts published by Tim Cushing, Glyn Moody, Leigh Beadon, Mike Masnick, Gretchen Heckmann, and Karl Bode on November 28, 2023

The judge presiding over Donald Trump’s racketeering case over efforts to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia has issued a protective order on sensitive discovery materials in the case.

“He swore on his family and kids he would kill me,” words written in protective order affidavit by Kathryn Dean in October 2020 and by April 2022 she was dead.

Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar falsely claims a federal gun ban "requires individualized findings of dangerousness."

It’s the first time the high court will consider gun rights since vastly expanding Second Amendment rights last year.

The Legislature was busy again in 2023, and the Governor signed a number of employment-related bills. This blog post is not intended to discuss the details of every employment bill...

As gun rights expand, homicides claim the lives of a growing number of spouses and dating partners.

Recent domestic violence report shows nearly nine thousand domestic violence arrests in Kentucky last year

October is domestic violence awareness month and the time to address the issue and the people it affects.

There’s a reasonable conservative case for having a special session on public safety even for lawmakers who don’t support extreme protection orders.