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Courts increasingly recognize stun guns as a viable self-defense tool, often viewing them as less lethal alternatives to firearms. Legal standards emphasize proportionality and context in use-of-force cases.

Michigan and Maryland lawmakers are debating proposed regulations on stun gun usage. The discussions focus on balancing public safety with individual rights amid rising concerns over personal security.

Legal fallout intensifies following Caetano’s stun gun conviction, raising debates on self-defense laws and weapon regulations. Experts predict significant repercussions for future cases nationwide.

South Dakota has enacted a new law allowing residents to own stun guns without a license. The measure aims to simplify access to non-lethal self-defense tools, aligning with broader state firearm policies.

Controversies surrounding stun guns in police use-of-force center on concerns about excessive force, racial bias, and health risks. Critics call for stricter regulations and increased accountability.

In 2025, courts face complex legal challenges as local stun gun bans are contested. Key issues include Second Amendment rights, preemption by state laws, and due process concerns shaping judicial outcomes.

The Supreme Court reviews cases on modern self-defense weapons, addressing legal boundaries and constitutional rights. The rulings could reshape regulations on firearms and emerging defense technologies nationwide.

New Jersey has updated Stark Laws governing stun gun ownership, easing restrictions while enhancing safety measures. The revised regulations aim to balance self-defense rights with public security concerns.

This article examines key cases of police misuse of stun guns, highlighting incidents that raise concerns about excessive force, accountability, and the urgent need for stricter regulations in law enforcement.

Several states have updated their penal codes to include personal protection exemptions, allowing individuals greater legal rights to defend themselves in specified situations. These changes aim to clarify self-defense laws.