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Tennessee now allows stun gun ownership without a permit, eliminating previous licensing requirements. The law aims to simplify self-defense options while maintaining public safety standards statewide.

Rising incidents of police using Tasers during mental health crises raise concerns about appropriate response methods. Experts call for enhanced training and alternative interventions to ensure safety and dignity.

Georgia has officially legalized stun gun ownership without requiring a permit. Effective immediately, residents can possess stun guns freely, reflecting a shift in the state’s approach to personal defense laws.

Rhode Island lawmakers are reviewing new legislation on civilian stun gun ownership. The bill aims to regulate possession and use, balancing public safety concerns with individual rights. Hearings are ongoing.

Stun gun use has emerged as a key element in high-profile robbery defenses, influencing court outcomes and sparking debates on legal interpretations of force and self-defense in recent cases.

Illinois now mandates a Firearm Owner’s Identification (FOID) card to purchase stun guns. The new law aims to enhance public safety by regulating non-lethal self-defense weapons statewide.

The Caetano decision sparked widespread public debate, with reactions ranging from strong support to sharp criticism. Stakeholders emphasize its potential impact on legal interpretations and civil rights protections.

Alabama now allows stun gun ownership without requiring a permit. The new law eliminates prior restrictions, enabling residents to carry stun guns legally without applying for official authorization.

Reports show a surge in child safety incidents linked to increased access to stun guns. Experts urge stricter regulations and parental vigilance to prevent accidental injuries and misuse among minors.

New background check rules for stun gun purchases have taken effect, aiming to enhance public safety. Buyers will now undergo stricter screenings before obtaining these devices. Enforcement begins immediately.