Check out Michael Bane's blog for Why a Hunting-Centric Focus Hurts Us All. It is a compelling statement as to why the public must see more non-hunting firearms marketing and discussion.

Police Chief Compass has resigned as the leader of the New Orleans PD. As they guy who stated in front of cameras that only cops could have guns, good riddence.

Hopefully the mayor is next.

See Yahoo.

The suit filed and temporary restraining order issued only mentions a single individual and encompasses the rest of the citizenry as unnamed. In the case of the named individual, he got his guns back the day before the TRO was issued. He indicated that the guns had been confiscated in hard cases. Upon return he found they had been tagged and they were returned in the condition he expected.

Our congradulations to the victim in this series of events.

One bright spot in a dark tale.

This site is dedicated to the Second Amendment and as such, we want to maintain focus. But as our focus has been on the misdeeds of New Orleans law enforcement, we are going to go one more round on Louisiana.

For your consideration, I point you to the Hurricane Katrina Disaster Relief and Economic Recovery Act.

It is a request for $250B by Louisiana and for Louisiana. Yes that was a B as in Billion.

In the wake of the hurricane, there have been references to the Posse Comitatus Act as barring use of active-duty military in restoring order.

The Act provides:

Read the remainder at: http://armsandthelaw.com/archives/2005/09/posse_comitatus.php