Everyone, My friend, Jim Smith, is running for the Berks County Court of Common Pleas and I would appreciate if you could help him. Jim believes in the Constitution and has extensive legal experience. Jim represents the values we share and believe in. I am reaching out to you as a member of the Finance … Continue reading Jim Smith for Berks County Court of Common Pleas Judge!
TSA to Allow Certain Knives on Planes, Again
At an aviation conference in New York, TSA administrator John Pistole said that effective April 25 the TSA is lifting its ban on small knives in airplane cabins. Pistole said that the allowable knives will be limited to "retractable blades shorter than 6 centimeters (2.4 inches) and narrower than 1/2 inch at the widest point." … Continue reading TSA to Allow Certain Knives on Planes, Again
I just received a Notice of Ability to Return to Work. What is this?
by Karl Voigt I just received a Notice of Ability to Return to Work. What is this? We are often posed this question by our clients. In short, the Notice of Ability to Return to Work (NARTW) is often the first shot fired in the battle over your wage loss benefits. The NARTW is a … Continue reading I just received a Notice of Ability to Return to Work. What is this?
Susquehanna County Enacts 2nd Amendment Preservation Resolution!
After many towns and cities in Pennsylvania have enacted 2nd Amendment Preservation Resolutions, Susquehanna County is the first county to enact a 2nd Amendment Preservation Resolution! Republican Commissioner Michael Giangrieco, concerned over the legislation being passed in New York, decided that it was imperative to pass a 2nd Amendment Preservation Resolution at a county-level. He … Continue reading Susquehanna County Enacts 2nd Amendment Preservation Resolution!
Muhlenberg Township Passes 2nd Amendment Resolution
Muhlenberg Township is now the latest municipality to pass a 2nd Amendment Resolution. Based almost entirely off of the Gilberton 2nd Amendment Resolution, Muhlenberg Township recently passed its own 2nd Amendment Resolution. You can download a copy here. Muhlenberg now joins many other municipalities in Pennsylvania that have adopted Second Amendment Resolutions, after Gilberton Police … Continue reading Muhlenberg Township Passes 2nd Amendment Resolution
Senate Judiciary To Decide H.R. 2471
Recently, the Senate Judiciary Committee approved Bill H.R. 2471. It will soon reach the Senate floor, and then the House. If it is ultimately enacted, this new amendment to 18 USC § 2710 would require law enforcement and government agents to first obtain a warrant before they would be permitted to view people’s online communications. … Continue reading Senate Judiciary To Decide H.R. 2471
Meet the Next Judge of the Berks Co. Court of Common Pleas – James Smith!
As my viewers know, I have endorsed James Smith for one of the two vacancies on the Berks County Court of Common Pleas. You can find Jim's website here. Jim is a strict constructionist, who acknowledges that the Bill of Rights is not rights afforded to us by the Government; rather, the Bill of Rights … Continue reading Meet the Next Judge of the Berks Co. Court of Common Pleas – James Smith!
Frackville Borough Council Passes 2nd Amendment Preservation Resolution
On Friday, February 15, 2013, the Borough of Frackville, PA, passed its own 2nd Amendment Preservation Resolution, which is extremely similar to the 2nd Amendment Preservation Resolution passed by the Borough of Gilberton, PA. When I obtain a copy of the executed Resolution, I will post it. It is important that these resolutions be passed … Continue reading Frackville Borough Council Passes 2nd Amendment Preservation Resolution
FICG/Prince Law Offices, P.C.’s 2nd Amendment Preservation Machine Gun Shoot – May 18, 2013!
Firearms Industry Consulting Group (FICG), a division of Prince Law Offices, P.C., will be hosting the fourth bi- annual machine gun shoot at Eastern Lancaster County Rod and Gun Club on May 18, 2013, in celebration of the 2nd Amendment and your PA Gun Attorney Joshua Prince's birthday on May 24th. Eastern Lancaster Rod and … Continue reading FICG/Prince Law Offices, P.C.’s 2nd Amendment Preservation Machine Gun Shoot – May 18, 2013!
Monumental Commonwealth Court Decision in PA License to Carry Firearms Case
While losing on the overall outcome, Attorney Joshua Prince secured a major victory for Pennsylvania License to Carry Firearms (LTCF) holders in obtaining the first decision in the history of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania that held that an individual has a liberty and property interest (neither of which were previously established) in an issued LTCF; … Continue reading Monumental Commonwealth Court Decision in PA License to Carry Firearms Case
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