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Florida now permits the concealed carry of stun guns without a license, following recent legal changes. This update simplifies self-defense options for residents and visitors alike, effective immediately.

Stun guns are increasingly favored in women’s self-defense, offering a non-lethal yet effective means of protection. Rising awareness and accessibility contribute to their growing popularity nationwide.

Alabama now allows stun gun ownership without requiring a permit. The new law removes previous restrictions, enabling residents to carry stun guns openly or concealed, enhancing personal self-defense options.

Public reaction intensifies following the Caetano decision, with stakeholders expressing mixed views. Advocates praise the ruling for its implications, while critics warn of potential legal and social challenges ahead.

Several states have updated their training mandates for stun gun purchasers, aiming to enhance safety protocols. New requirements include mandatory safety courses and certification prior to purchase.

Legal defense cases increasingly spotlight the use of stun guns in public spaces, raising questions about self-defense boundaries and public safety. Courts weigh legality and context in each incident.

Illinois now mandates a Firearm Owner’s Identification (FOID) card for stun gun purchases. The new regulation aims to enhance safety and ensure proper background checks before acquisition.

The Rodney King incident involved LAPD officers using a stun gun during the 1991 arrest, raising critical questions about excessive force and police conduct. This article reviews key facts surrounding stun gun use in the case.

Nevada now allows stun gun ownership without a permit, easing access for self-defense. The new law removes previous licensing requirements, aligning with broader state efforts to expand personal protection rights.