Recently, the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) has decided to share civil mental health commitments, which include civil commitments under Section 302 and 303 of Pennsylvania's Mental Health and Procedures Act (MHPA), with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. This is a monumental change for Pennsylvania, which never used to share civil commitment records because of the … Continue reading Pennsylvania State Police to Share Mental Health Records with Federal Bureau of Investigation
Category: Pennsylvania Firearms Law
Firearms Law Seminar – March 23, 2013 – Presented by Joshua Prince, Esq.
On March 23, 2013, from 10am-2pm, Attorney Joshua Prince, from the Firearms Industry Consulting Group, a division of Prince Law Offices, P.C., will present on federal and state firearms law issues at the Denver Firehall, 425 Locust St. Denver, PA 17517. You can find the flyer and registration information here. There is a small admission … Continue reading Firearms Law Seminar – March 23, 2013 – Presented by Joshua Prince, Esq.
Attorney Joshua Prince on BCTV Community Consensus
On January 29, 2013, Attorney Joshua Prince, your PA Gun Attorney, along with Police Chief Mark Kessler, Sheriff Eric Weaknecht, Oath Keeper's President Williams (all pro-Gun) and several from Mayors Against Illegal Guns (MAIG) (generally, anti-gun or pro-reform), spoke on BCTV's Community Consensus regarding Gun Control. You can find the video here. This was an … Continue reading Attorney Joshua Prince on BCTV Community Consensus
Gilberton, PA Passes a Second Amendment Preservation Resolution!
Last night, at approximately 7:08 PM, the Council Members for the Borough of Gilberton, PA, unanimously voted in support of enacting Police Chief Mark Kessler's proposed 2nd Amendment Preservation Resolution. A signed and sealed copy of the Resolution is available here - Gilberton 2A Preservation Act. The Resolution provides, "All federal, state or local acts, … Continue reading Gilberton, PA Passes a Second Amendment Preservation Resolution!
Tacticool Scope at 2013 SHOT Show Illegal for PA Hunting
We just got back from the 2013 SHOT Show and saw some really cool stuff. Among the most popular and eye-catching items was a futuristic weapon system known as the Trackingpoint XS1. This is a weapon system you'd sooner expect to show up in the next Call of Duty (COD) video game or perhaps the … Continue reading Tacticool Scope at 2013 SHOT Show Illegal for PA Hunting
Attorney Joshua Prince to Present a Firearms Law Seminar at Berks GOP-East Meeting on January 29th
On January 29th at 8PM, after taking part in the BCTV's Community Consensus: A community discussion of the recent gun control developments, Attorney Joshua Prince, your PA Gun Attorney, will present a short Firearms Law Seminar to the Berks GOP-East at the Oley Fire Hall, 477A Main Street, Oley, PA 19547. The meeting/fellowship will begin at 7 … Continue reading Attorney Joshua Prince to Present a Firearms Law Seminar at Berks GOP-East Meeting on January 29th
Attorney Joshua Prince to be on BCTV’s Community Consensus on January 29th!
On January 29th, 2013, at 6PM, Attorney Joshua Prince, as well as, Chief of Police Mark Kessler from Gilberton, PA, Senator Folmer from 48 District, PA, and Oath Keeper's President Williams will be on Berks Community TV's show, Community Consensus, speaking in support of the Second Amendment, which will be hosted by Laura Hughes. The … Continue reading Attorney Joshua Prince to be on BCTV’s Community Consensus on January 29th!
Support Police Chief Mark Kessler in his 2nd Amendment Preservation Ordinance
I am asking all my viewers to help support Police Chief Mark Kessler in his 2nd Amendment Preservation Ordinance that he will be presenting at 7PM on January 24, 2013, at the Gilberton Borough Council meeting, located at 2710 Main Street, Mahanoy Plain, PA. Concerned about future federal and state legislation that infringes on the … Continue reading Support Police Chief Mark Kessler in his 2nd Amendment Preservation Ordinance
Can You Vote While Carrying a Firearm in PA?
Last month's election sparked a great deal of questions for us about whether a person could lawfully carry a firearm into a Pennsylvania polling place to vote. Generally speaking, the answer is yes. There is no provision in Pennsylvania's Uniform Firearms Act or any other Pennsylvania law that prohibits a person from otherwise lawfully possessing or … Continue reading Can You Vote While Carrying a Firearm in PA?
How to Respond to an Active Shooter Situation?
By Joshua Prince, Esq. With the recent surge in senseless active shooter situations that our nation has faced, including the Aurora Colorado movie theater shooting and the Newtown Connecticut elementary school shooting, many of my clients, friends and family have inquired of what they can or legally should do in such situations, especially when occurring … Continue reading How to Respond to an Active Shooter Situation?
