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  As we celebrate passage of three (3) pro-gun bills in the 2021 Florida Legislative Session, we should also be celebrating the fact that 25 very bad gun control bills were killed (10 House Bills & 15 Senate Bills) without ever getting to the House or Senate floor.    As one might expect, all of the gun control bills were sponsored by anti-gun Democrats.   The true "Second Amendment Heroes" of the 2021 Legislative Session are: Senate President Wilton Simpson (R), House Speaker Chris Sprowls (R), Rep. Cord Byrd (R), Sen. Joe Gruters (R), Rep. Jayer Williamson (R), Sen. Ray Rodrigues (R),...

Stalking Protection Orders (SPOs) can be handed out by police to impose restrictions on suspected stalkers. The special powers are designed to allow police to act at the earliest opportunity by restricting stalkers from certain places, approaching their victim or even referring to them on social media. SPOs became available to police forces in England and Wales from January 2020, and can be granted by magistrates’ courts to police forces. Data from the BBC Shared Data Unit shows Hampshire Police have applied for just six SPOs since January 2020. Of these six, two of these were gra...

Assault weapons and high capacity magazines, establish extreme risk protection orders also known as red flag laws. and eliminate gun manufacturers immunity from liability. so, this year has been a deadly one. there have been 267 mass shootings already this year. so, help me see whether you find encouragement in the white house approach but then contrast that with the marker we're talking about, you know, over 250 mass shootings already this year. >> well i appreciate it. and i do find a lot of hope and optimism in the fact that we have allies again in the white house. remember that at this tim...

AUGUSTA — In a Thursday vote, the State of Maine Senate unanimously confirmed Justice Valerie Stanfill as Maine’s next Chief Justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court, according to a news release. The Senate’s unanimous confirmation vote followed...

Valerie Stanfill will become the next chief justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court, following a unanimous note Thursday by the Maine State Senate. Besides leading the state's top appellate court, Stanfill will oversee operations within the judicial branch. She will be the second woman to serve in the role after Leigh Saufley, who left the bench last year to become dean of the University of Maine School of Law. Justice Andrew M. Mead has served as acting chief justice since Saufley stepped down. In a statement issued after Thursday's confirmation vote, Gov. Janet Mills said, “The un...