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Administrative Overreach and the Future of Firearm Freedom

Administrative Overreach and the Future of Firearm Freedom

Released Thursday, 8th February 2024
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Administrative Overreach and the Future of Firearm Freedom

Administrative Overreach and the Future of Firearm Freedom

Administrative Overreach and the Future of Firearm Freedom

Administrative Overreach and the Future of Firearm Freedom

Thursday, 8th February 2024
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Hosts Steve Palmer and Derek DeBrosse tackle the complexities and potential overreach of gun regulations under the Biden administration.

Steve opens with a passionate critique of the increasing governance by bureaucratic administrators, while Derek delves into the implications of the 1,300-page memo that could redefine private gun sales.

The conversation takes a dramatic turn as they discuss the controversial Michigan case where parents were charged with manslaughter for their son's actions in a school shooting, raising profound questions about criminal liability and the role of parents and schools in such tragedies.

"We are being governed essentially by a dictatorship when the executive branch can just cram down interpretations." - Steve Palmer

As always, the episode features the "Ammo Can" segment, where Steve and Derek provide insight into the legalities surrounding minors and handgun possession at gun ranges, shedding light on the often misunderstood nuances of gun laws for young adults.

"They're 'not coming for your guns,' but they are." - Derek Bebrosse

Remember, co-hosts Derek DeBrosse and Steve Palmer bring years of legal expertise to the table, providing invaluable perspectives on these pressing issues. Their combined knowledge makes Munitions Podcast a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of law and gun rights.

Memorable Moments

(06:31) The White House and Biden administration reportedly discussed regulating private gun sales

(12:48) Parents charged with manslaughter after giving a gun to the son who later used it in shooting

(18:05) Should parents be held liable for school shooting, or is school liable

(21:01) In Ohio, it's illegal to transfer a gun to somebody under 18

Email us your questions at [email protected].

Co-host Derek DeBrosse is a licensed Ohio attorney with a firearms legal practice emphasizing in Gun Rights Restoration. Derek began his law practice immediately after law school in 2008 when he graduated from Regent University School of Law; Derek also holds a B.A. from The Ohio State University. Mr. DeBrosse’s practice not only focuses on rights restoration but also a variety of other firearm-related matters from NFA issues to FFL representation. Derek has represented individual, corporate, and grass-roots organizational firearm clients in both Federal and State court.

Co-host Stephen E. Palmer is a trusted Columbus criminal defense attorney of nearly 30 years. He has developed a distinctive approach to criminal defense work by making a sincere effort to know each of his clients on a personal level. Steve recognizes that no two cases are the same, and neither are his clients’ needs. He believes that criminal defense isn’t just about representing a client in court; it’s about helping clients craft solutions to their problems. Steve reaches solutions through careful contemplation of all facets of a client’s problems—not just the black-and-white legal issues.

Be sure to subscribe to the Munitions Law Group - Cheshire DeBrosse, P.C. YouTube Channel

Copyright 2024 Steve Palmer and Derek DeBrosse

Recorded at Channel 511, a production of 511 South High Media LLC.

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