Firearms Law

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2023-2024 Firearms Law Update

Credits Available
Credit Status Total
Colorado CLE Approved 7 Total
Montana CLE Approved 6 Total
North Dakota CLE Approved 6 Total
New Hampshire CLE Approved 6 Total
Nevada CLE Approved 6 Total
New York CLE Approved 7 Total
Oregon CLE Approved 6 Total
Rhode Island CLE Upon Request 6 Total
Washington CLE Approved 6 Total
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5 hours 52 minutes
Mark Graziani
Gregory Taggart
Todd La Neve
John Chapman
Cynthia Everson
With Mark Graziani from Graziani Law, LLC + 4 others
Recorded November 03, 2023
Product ID 97631

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Overview

Get Up to Date on Key Changes in Firearms Law

Whether you're a seasoned practitioner in need of a refresher, or you want to dip your toes into a new practice area, this course is for you! This incisive guide provides you with up-to-the-minute guidance on current issues and best practices in firearms law. Dig into new liability landmines for gun manufacturers and sellers, explore recent developments concerning the use of firearms in self-defense, and develop strategies for drafting gun trusts. Register today!

  • Get up to speed on emerging developments in federal and state firearms laws.
  • Review key regulations governing Title 1 and Title 2 firearms.
  • Discover best practices for firearms dealers and licensing.
  • Investigate current issues and liability risks in firearms law.
  • Examine best practices for handling firearms self-defense cases.

Abbreviated Agenda

  1. Notable Developments in Firearms Laws
  2. Regulation of Title 1 Firearms 2023-2024
  3. Title 2 Firearms: 2023-2024 Guide
  4. Firearms Dealers and Licensing: Current Guidance and Best Practices
  5. Hot-Button Issues, Liability Risks, and Recent Trends in Firearms Law
  6. Use of Firearms in Self-Defense: The Latest Guidance
  7. Firearms and Gun Trusts in Estate Administration: New Tactics, New Risks
  8. Legal Ethics for Firearms Attorneys

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Product ID 97631

Credit Details

Credits Available
Credit Status Total
Colorado CLE Approved 7 Total
Montana CLE Approved 6 Total
North Dakota CLE Approved 6 Total
New Hampshire CLE Approved 6 Total
Nevada CLE Approved 6 Total
New York CLE Approved 7 Total
Oregon CLE Approved 6 Total
Rhode Island CLE Upon Request 6 Total
Washington CLE Approved 6 Total
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  1. Notable Developments in Firearms Laws

    1. Federal and State Gun Legislation: Where We Stand Today
    2. Destruction of Seized Firearms - Recent Developments
    3. Red Flag Gun Laws 2023-2024
    4. International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) Firearms Amendments
    5. The Fourth Amendment and Search and Seizure Issues: Recent Developments
    6. Firearms and School Safety - Current Developments
    7. Lessons From Recent SCOTUS Decisions

  2. Regulation of Title 1 Firearms 2023-2024

    1. Modern Firearms, Antiques, Relics, and Curios 101
    2. Title I Firearm Purchasing Requirements
      1. Form 4473
      2. Multiple Purchases of Handguns and Form 3310.4
    3. Preventing and Addressing Form 4473 Errors
    4. Gun Show Sales and Private Party Transfers: Legal Essentials
    5. Transfers to Non-Residents; Avoiding Revocation
    6. Top 10 Compliance Traps to Avoid

  3. Title 2 Firearms: 2023-2024 Guide

    1. Title 2 Firearms: What Are They?
    2. Title 2 Firearms Tax and Purchasing Procedures
    3. Use and Transportation Requirements
    4. Title 2 Firearms and Entities Exempt From Purchasing and Tax Requirements
    5. Determining Whether a Title 2 Firearm Is on the National Firearms Act (NFA) Registry

  4. Firearms Dealers and Licensing: Current Guidance and Best Practices

    1. How to Obtain a Federal Firearms License (FFL): Reviewing the Latest Guidelines
    2. Recordkeeping Essentials for Firearms Dealers
    3. ATF Audits of Dealers for FFL Compliance
    4. Becoming a Title 2 Firearms Dealer: The Special Occupational Tax and Other Requirements
    5. Functions and Limitations of Relic and Curio Licenses

  5. Hot-Button Issues, Liability Risks, and Recent Trends in Firearms Law

    1. Injuries and Deaths Caused By Guns: New Liability Landmines for Gun Sellers and Manufacturers
    2. Background Checks, Mental Health, and Firearms: The Latest Developments
    3. The Intersection of Family Law and Firearms Law (Divorce and Child Custody Cases)
    4. Domestic Violence and Firearms Law: Best Practices and Current Developments
    5. Managing Outdoor Shooting Ranges: Current Issues and Legal Updates
    6. Firearms Law: New Tech, New Legal Issues
    7. Marijuana Consumers' Firearms Ownership - What You Need to Know

  6. Use of Firearms in Self-Defense: The Latest Guidance

    1. Concealed Carry Essentials: What Is - and Is Not - Permissible?
    2. Doctrines of Self-Defense Under the Law
    3. Duty to Retreat Laws
    4. Defense of Others
    5. Navigating Stand Your Ground Laws
    6. Officer-Involved Shootings - The Latest Developments
    7. Interacting With Law Enforcement Following a Shooting: Best Practices and Current Developments
    8. Handling a Firearms Self-Defense Case: Legal Best Practices

  7. Firearms and Gun Trusts in Estate Administration: New Tactics, New Risks

    1. What Is a Gun Trust?
    2. ATF-41F: What You Need to Know
    3. Drafting Gun Trusts in 2023-2024
    4. In-State vs. Out-of-State Transfers: Top Considerations in 2023-2024
    5. New Guidelines for Determining Whether a Beneficiary Can Legally Own a Firearm
    6. Handling Gun Trust Administration Issues

  8. Legal Ethics for Firearms Attorneys

    1. Rules of Professional Conduct
    2. Exceptions to Attorney-Client Privilege
    3. When Clients Are a Danger to Themselves and Others
    4. Possessing Evidence of a Crime
    5. Attempt to Commit Crime or Fraud

Who Should Attend

This program is designed for attorneys. Law enforcement, government officials, firearms dealers, advocates for gun rights or gun control, and paralegals may also benefit.

Speakers

Mark Graziani
Mark
Graziani
Graziani Law, LLC
Gregory H Taggart
Gregory H.
Taggart
Taggart Law, LLC
Todd F La Neve
Todd F.
La Neve
La Neve Law Offices
John W Chapman
John W.
Chapman
Kelly & Chapman
Cynthia E Everson
Cynthia E.
Everson
Everson Law Firm PLLC
Speaker bio
Mark Graziani

Mark Graziani

Graziani Law, LLC
Mark Graziani

is an attorney and owner of Graziani Law, LLC, located in Barberton, Ohio. He practices throughout Ohio from his office in Barberton. Mr. Graziani has been a student of firearms for nearly 40 years. He spent four years in the United States Marine Corp shooting howitzers and numerous small arms. Mr. Graziani has studied, built, repaired and shot firearms throughout his life. He holds a federal firearms license and is currently an NRA instructor in basic pistol (i.e. the CCW class), personal protection in the home, and home firearms safety. Mr. Graziani earned his B.A. degree, magna cum laude, from Ohio State University in astronomy; his Master's degree in business administration, with honors, from the University of Akron; and his J.D. degree from the University of Akron School of Law.

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Gregory H Taggart

Gregory H. Taggart

Taggart Law, LLC
Gregory Taggart

is the owner of Taggart Law, LLC, where he practices estate planning, business planning, and firearms law. He is a member of WealthCounsel. Mr. Taggart works in Utah and Wyoming, and is a member of the Utah State Bar (Business Law and Estate Planning Law sections), Wyoming State Bar (Business Law and Estate Planning, Trust & Probate Law sections), and American Bar Association (Business Law and Real Property, Trust and Estate Law sections). He attended the University of Wyoming College of Law for two years and received his J.D. degree from Thomas Cooley Law School. Mr. Taggart has been an adjunct professor at Brigham Young University since 1998. He has written for various Bloomberg magazines, Wealthmanagement.com, and Institutional Investor, among others.

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Todd F La Neve

Todd F. La Neve

La Neve Law Offices
Todd La Neve

of La Neve Law Offices has been in private practice for 30 years, with a focus on criminal defense matters, self-defense law, and Second Amendment related issues. His practice based in Clarkburg is statewide. Mr. La Neve has represented several thousand clients in matters arising from every county of the state. He earned his B.S. degree (1989) and his J.D. degree (1992) from West Virginia University. An avid firearms enthusiast, Mr. La Neve routinely attends training courses and speaks to groups about West Virginia's self-defense and firearms laws. He is the author of West Virginia Gun Law: Armed and Educated, a 2022 release written in conjunction with his legal work with U.S. LawShield.

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John W Chapman

John W. Chapman

Kelly & Chapman
John Chapman

has practiced law in Maine for over 40 years. He represents PORAC (US Border Patrol), the Fraternal Order of Police, the Androscoggin County Employee Association, Professional Fire Fighters of Maine and National Correctional Employees Union. He has co-authored legislation in the area of mental health and firearms with the Governor’s Office and the Sportsman’s Alliance of Maine. He teaches use of deadly and nondeadly force at the Maine Criminal Justice Academy to cadets, law enforcement firearms instructors and judicial marshals. He developed and periodically updates the protocol for representation of law enforcement officers involved in critical incidents. He is the “Counselor at Arms” for the Gun Owners of Maine, and is an avid shooter, archer and reloader. He is admitted to practice in the Maine Courts, the United States District Court for the District of Maine, the First Circuit Court of Appeals, the United States Supreme Court and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.

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Cynthia E Everson

Cynthia E. Everson

Everson Law Firm PLLC
Cynthia Everson

is an attorney at Everson Law Firm PLLC, where she provides private representation for federal and state criminal and civil matters, with an emphasis on indigent representation. Ms. Everson has defended people accused of gun crimes in both state and federal court, and has litigated issues related to the right to possess and carry firearms, as well as property issues related to retrieving firearms that were seized by law enforcement. She is an adjunct writing instructor at Rowan Cabarrus Community College in Concord, North Carolina, and has been teaching there for two years. Ms. Everson earned her B.A. degree from Gardner Webb University, her M.A. degree from the University of North Carolina-Charlotte and her J.D. degree, magna cum laude, from the Charlotte School of Law.

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