Where Are Silencers Illegal? State Suppressor Laws in 2026
Suppressor laws in the U.S. are governed at the federal and state levels. Federal laws require NFA compliance (registering, federal approval, etc.), while state laws vary.
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Cooley Law School’s Innocence Project Celebrates 25 Years of Exonerations in Michigan
In honor of its 25th anniversary, the Cooley Innocence Project is hosting a gala on Sept. 19 at Grewal Hall in Lansing.
Connecticut Passes Legislations to End Medical Copays in Prisons and Cancel Related Debt
“Denying people medical care because they can’t afford a copay is not simply a corrections policy, it’s a decision that contributes to our public health crisis behind prison walls,” said Senator Gary Winfield.
Why a Recent Census Study on Divorce Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story
If parents want to ensure their children have the best possible outcomes and avoid the grim statistics of the latest Census data, they must stop looking to the court for emotional vindication.
New Research Reveals Free Phone Calls in Prisons and Jails Saved Families $622M and Generated 6.4B More Call Minutes
First-ever comprehensive study of nearly two dozen prison and jail systems finds that eliminating communication costs strengthens families, reduces facility violence, and improves reentry outcomes.
Crypto’s “Location” Problem: A Canadian Court Rejects the Borderless Narrative
Iakovlev does not attempt to redefine cryptocurrency. It simply asks the more practical question: where is the asset actually controlled, and where does the relevant legal relationship exist?
SAF Files Motion in Case Challenging ATF’s Frame and Receiver Rule
The ATF’s re-definition of “firearm” in the Final Rule establishes a practical ban on the private manufacture of firearms – a constitutionally protected tradition
Dhillon Law Group Attorney Christin Vasquez Weighs In as Supreme Court Hears Landmark Digital Privacy Case
Geofence warrants have increasingly been used in major investigations nationwide, raising concerns about privacy, free speech, and potential government overreach.
Rent Payment Disputes: Legal Protections for Tenants Using Online Payment Platforms
Online rent payments bring convenience and better recordkeeping. Legal protections continue to support fairness and clear communication. When tenants stay organized and informed, they can manage rent payments with confidence.
Press Freedom Declines in the US – Campaign Highlights Concerns Near Mar-a-Lago
The United States has reached its lowest ranking ever in the World Press Freedom Index. In response, a campaign originally developed by Swedish press retailer Pressbyrån is now being used in the US to highlight the growing challenges facing journalism.