Massachusetts LEOSA Information
• Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act Massachusetts Information 1 • Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act Massachusetts Information 2 • Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act Massachusetts Information 3
Minnesota Laws for Use of Deadly Force
Minnesota Statutes 2003 Chapter 609 609.06 Authorized use of force. 609.065 Justifiable taking of life 609.066 Authorized use of deadly force by peace officers.
State and City Laws for Carrying Knives
To know more about the laws for carrying knives within Michigan, visit this link.
Relevant Court Cases and Opinions of Massachusetts AG
• Massachusetts US District Court on Resident Aliens’ Right To Bear Arms For Self-Protection at Home • Massachusetts Supreme Court on Legal Banning of Stun Guns
Laws for Carrying Where Alcohol is Served
Minnesota allows restaurant carrying, provided that an individual will just sit and eat and will not consume alcohol. “Restaurant carrying” means carrying a firearm inside a place that serves alcohol provided. This may or may not mean that you are allowed to sit at the bar area of the restaurant. For most states, sitting at […]
Additional Information and Airport Requirement
To know more about carrying firearms inside the airport, see “Carry Permit Limitations” section above. There is no specific time period for the validity of the training of a permit holder. Residency of an individual is established once he is able to obtain a Driver’s license from the state of Massachusetts. The minimum age for […]
Supplemental Information
Part IV. Crimes, Punishments And Proceedings in Criminal Cases Title I. Crimes And Punishments Chapter 269. Crimes Against Public Peace Section 12D. Rifle or shotgun loaded with shells or cartridges; unloaded rifle or shotgun; carrying on public way prohibited; exceptions; punishment Individuals are not allowed to carry their loaded firearms, with the cartridge or magazine […]
Electric Weapons, Defensive Sprays and High Capacity Laws
Chemical Sprays & Electric Devices 624.731 Tear Gas and Tear Gas Compounds; Electronic Incapacitation Devices. Under this section, “authorized tear gas compound” refers to any substance that contains a mixture lachrymator which include chloroacetophenone, alpha-chloroacetophenone; phenylchloromethylketone, orthochlorobenzalmalononitrile or oleoresin capsicum. This is also called as tear gas. “Electric incapacitation device” is any device that has […]
Minnesota LEOSA Information
• Information about Minnesota Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act
Age Requirements for Carrying or Moving Firearms
An individual can possess and transport unloaded handguns in a secured container inside the vehicle without the need for any type of permit if he is at least 21 years old. He must first have a Firearms Identification Card (FID) to be able to carry a gun. For some states, identification cards and firearms registration […]