Browsing: Legal News & Updates

Several states are updating campus carry laws to clarify exceptions, ensuring clear guidelines on where firearms are prohibited on college grounds. These revisions aim to enhance safety and legal compliance for students and staff.

Public campaigns are intensifying efforts to demand clearer labeling and warnings on consumer products. Advocates stress the need for transparency to enhance safety and informed decision-making among buyers.

New York lawmakers are reviewing a bill to legalize UV dye in self-defense sprays. The dye helps identify attackers by marking them invisibly, enhancing victim safety and aiding law enforcement investigations.

Several sporting and concert venues have implemented strict bans on pepper spray to enhance attendee safety. Security measures now include thorough checks to prevent carrying such items indoors.

New Jersey permits the possession and use of pepper spray but classifies it as a regulated weapon. Users must comply with strict guidelines to ensure legal and safe handling of the self-defense tool.

The Federal Law Review examines the legal implications of carrying self-defense sprays on government property. Recent rulings highlight restrictions and clarify enforcement protocols, impacting public safety and individual rights.

Petitions in NYC call for expanded home delivery services and enhanced pepper spray regulations to improve public safety and convenience. Advocates urge local authorities to address growing community demands.

Starting in 2025, new state regulations will mandate specialized training for all users of self-defense sprays. The updated rules aim to enhance safety and responsible usage nationwide.

New regulations tighten pepper spray laws, restricting sales and possession for minors and repeat offenders. Authorities aim to curb misuse while ensuring self-defense tools remain accessible to responsible adults.

In 2025, New York expands retail cannabis sales beyond pharmacies, ending the pharmacy-only rule. This move aims to increase consumer access and boost the state’s growing cannabis market.