Shared from Zite   Allen, a single mother, was  arrested and jailed for 46 days . She faced serious charges. From  New Jersey Law Journal : Her  lawyer , Eatontown, N.J.-based solo Evan Nappen, said Allen, if convicted, could have been sentenced to prison for as long as 10 years and would have had to spend at least three-and-a-half years behind bars under New Jersey's Graves Act, which sets mandatory minimum jail time for gun-related crimes, including unlawful simple possession. John Hames shared with you:   Gun Rights Victory in New Jersey! dcclothesline.com - Last year, a Philadelphia woman was charged with violating New Jersey gun laws while visiting Atlantic City. Shaneen Allen, a mother of two, was stopped for...

Shared from Zite   The Second Amendment Foundation has quietly won a significant federal court victory in a Pennsylvania case in which the judge has ruled that a man convicted of a serious misdemeanor crime several years ago, but who has demonstrated that he " would present no more threat to the community" than an average law-abiding citizen, may not lose his Second Amendment rights under a federal gun control statute known as 922(g)(1). Read more:  http://www.ammoland.com/2014/09/fed-court-ruling-opens-door-to-gun-rights-restoration-for-certain-misdemeanors/#ixzz3ElMqJWxK   Under Creative Commons License:  Attribution   Follow us:  @Ammoland on Twitter  |  Ammoland on Facebook John Hames shared with you:   Fed. ...

Shared from Zite   On Tuesday, the National Rifle Association will begin airing an emotional, 30-second  commercial  featuring a Colorado crime victim who had been assaulted in her apartment by a stranger. In the ad, Kimberly Weeks said she once had been afraid of owning a gun. That changed, she said, after enduring two hours of "evil" at the hands of her assailant. John Hames shared with you:   NRA launches new round of anti-Bloomberg ads USA Today - Michael Bloomberg is the former mayor of New York City.(Photo: NICHOLAS KAMM, AFP/Getty Images) 227 CONNECT 24 TWEETLINKEDINEMAILMOREWASHINGTON — The advertising war over gun control is about to escalate. ...