by Peter Palivos | Apr 5, 2021 | Gun Control, Law, Peter Palivos Attorney, Schools
Gun violence is a big problem in the United States. Nearly 40,000 people lose their lives due to guns each year. Mass shootings are far too common. There have been assaults in the retail, entertainment, and educational sectors, such as Wal-Mart, Sandy Hook Elementary...
by Peter Palivos | Jan 26, 2021 | Gun Control, Peter Palivos Attorney
Other developed nations have laws controlling gun ownership that are very different from regulations in the United States. Unlike Americans, the residents of most other countries are not assumed by law to have the right to own a gun. United Kingdom In the United...
by Peter Palivos | Jan 1, 2021 | Gun Control, Peter Palivos Attorney
The current political climate makes conversations about issues like gun control more intense and heated than ever. Navigating such a sensitive topic can be done in a way that is productive if approached carefully. Both sides can learn from opposing views while...
by Peter Palivos | Dec 3, 2020 | Gun Control, Law, Peter Palivos Attorney
The 2020 election saw a pair of presidential debates and one vice-presidential debate. Throughout all the questions asked and topics covered, none of the three moderators brought up the issue of gun control. This is reflective of a broader trend. Gun control advocates...
by Peter Palivos | Dec 3, 2020 | Gun Control, Law, Peter Palivos Attorney
The topic of gun control is a heavily-debated issue on both sides of the political spectrum. Depending on how a person chooses their information, they might only hear one side of the measures being taken to keep people safe while also protecting their rights. The...
by Peter Palivos | Aug 17, 2020 | Gun Control, Law, Peter Palivos Attorney, Veterans
The laws regarding the carrying of concealed, loaded weapons in public is a highly debated issue. Also known as CCW, the term refers to the legal authority for someone to publicly carry a handgun or other weapon in a concealed manner. By definition, this could mean...
