On Sunday, a man murdered another in
GCO to Appear at Emory University
The Emory University School of Law chapter of the Federalist Society has invited GCO to speak to the group about its work in the state of Georgia, this Wednesday, January 24, 2007, at 6:00 p.m. in room 1E.
HB 89 Car Carry (rewrite of HB 7)
Timothy Bearden of the 68th has reintroduced his car carry bill as HB 89.
Update — Appellees File Briefs in SSN Case
The state Department of Public Safety and the Carroll County Probate Judge have filed their briefs in the Camp case, currently pending in the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit.
2006 in Review
2006 was the foundational year for GCO, and with 2007 beginning, we thought it might be a good time to look back over the previous year and see what was accomplished in just a few short months. (1) GCO filed litigation in federal court resulting in the abandonment by the government of the
Another fight over who controls the glove compartment of your car
According to Tom Baxter and Jim Galloway
More Violent Crime in Gwinnett County Parks
A 19-year-old man told police Dec. 27 an armed man attacked and robbed him while he was running in Best Friend Park in Norcross. According to a police report, the victim was jogging near the tennis courts in the park when a black man armed with a knife grabbed him from behind. The victim told…
Stabbing in Yellow River Park, Gwinnett
Gwinnett has an unlawful gun ban in place in its parks, and Gwinnett’s Yellow River Park has signs posted
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GCO is preparing to send
Gwinnett County Reviewing Gun Ban
GCO member and Gwinnett County resident Stephen Neisler contacted his county representative, Commissioner Mike Beaudreau, regarding the county’s preempted gun ban. Sec. 78-32. Weapons prohibited. It shall be unlawful for any person to take on a recreation facility any weapon, or to shoot, use, carry or employ any weapon or similar device in a recreation…