Tag: Dakota
North Dakota: Stand Your Ground Legislation Joins Other Pro-Gun Legislation on...
Today, the North Dakota House concurred on Stand Your Ground Legislation, House Bill 1498, sending the measure to the desk of Governor Doug...
North Dakota: Pro-Self-Defense Bills Advancing in the Peace Garden State
Today, the North Dakota Senate passed two pro-gun bills, House Bill 1450 and House Bill 1498.
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North Dakota: Stand Your Ground Legislation Passed out of Senate Committee
Today, the Senate Judiciary Committee passed Stand Your Ground legislation, House Bill 1498, by a 5 to 2 vote.
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South Dakota: Governor Noem Signs Multiple Pro-Gun Bills into Law
This past week and weekend, Governor Kristi Noem signed multiple pro-gun and self-defense bills into law.
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North Dakota: Thursday Committee Hearing Scheduled for Emergency Powers Legislation
On Thursday, March 25, the House Energy and Natural Resources Committee is scheduled to consider Emergency Powers legislation, Senate Bill 2344.
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Gun Owner Victory as ATF Certifies South Dakota Concealed Carry Permit...
At long last, the ATF finally responded to a request from Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg to certify that South Dakota’s Regular Concealed Carry...
South Dakota: Senate Passes Stand Your Ground Enhancement Legislation
Today, the South Dakota Senate passed important self-defense legislation, House Bill 1212, by a 21 to 14 vote.
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South Dakota: Stand Your Ground Enhancement Legislation Successfully “Smoked Out” to...
Yesterday, important self-defense legislation, House Bill 1212, was brought to the Senate Floor following a successful “Smoke Out” motion by Senator Wiik.
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South Dakota: Stand Your Ground Enhancement Legislation Scheduled for Committee Consideration...
Tomorrow morning, the Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled to consider House Bill 1212.
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South Dakota: Two Pro-Gun Bills Head to the Governor’s Desk...
Today, the South Dakota House gave final approval to a pair of pro-gun measures, Senate Bill 100 and Senate Bill 111.
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