The Legal Intelligencer...With Washington lawmakers still debating gun-control measures, the politically powerful National Rifle Association elected as its next president an Alabama lawyer who last year...
...was Charles Cooper of Cooper & Kirk in Washington, a longtime National Rifle Association litigator, who said that those two Supreme Court precedents protect weapons...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...Third Circuit held in Association of New Jersey Rifle and Pistol Clubs v. State...
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
President Obama's plan to use his executive authority to prevent gun violence came on the heels of proposed legislation intended to give more power to gunshot victims after the fact
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...of semi-automatic rifles. Mere...and a firearms association based in Newtown...create to a national firearms registry, his...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
The U.S. Senate voted, 89-9, on Sept. 8 to pass a patent reform bill that's been touted as a job-creation bill a little more than an hour before President Obama was scheduled to give a speech outlini
...legislation pitted gun-control advocates and the Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association against the National Rifle Association and the Republican-controlled House and Senate. ...
...they had no standing to challenge the ordinance. The National Rifle Association and four Pittsburgh gun owners sued the city over an ordinance...
...that altered the legal relationship of the parties. (Lawyers for the National Rifle Association, a plaintiff in a related suit, also pursued fees on appeal...
...case declined to award attorneys' fees to him and to the National Rifle Association, which sued Oak Park. Gura is appealing the trial judge's...
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