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Queens, NY Lawyer Gives Free Courses On Probate Law

February 9, 2018 0

After receiving many calls from potential clients asking about how to avoid probate, New York Attorney Roman Aminov realized there were many misconceptions about probate…

The United States Supreme Court Concealed Carry Postgame November 9, 2021
The following is a transcript of a video I published on Monday, November 8th. The oral argument in NYSRPA v. Bruen took place on November 3rd. The video can be viewed at Rumble, Bitchute, and Odysee. The decision in NYSRPA v. Bruen has now been made. Unfortunately, the only ones who know what that decision […]
The United States Supreme Court Concealed Carry Preview November 9, 2021
The following is a transcript of a video I published on Monday, November 1st. Oral argument in NYSRPA v. Bruen took place on November 3rd. The video can be viewed at Rumble, Bitchute, and Odysee. There are two important, related dates relevant to the Second Amendment in November. On November 3rd, the nine Supreme Court […]
Lawyers Lie about the Second Amendment October 8, 2021
Lawyers lie about everything and so it should come as no surprise that they lie about the Second Amendment as well, and they lie regardless of which side of the lawsuit they are on. Unfortunately, the Conservative and Libertarian press has been all too willing to help them spread their lies. The most recent example […]
Is the Supreme Court finally taking the Second Amendment seriously? October 6, 2021
Is the Supreme Court finally taking the Second Amendment seriously? We will know the answer to that question by the end of next June. Over 13 years ago, the United States Supreme Court conducted its first-ever in-depth examination of the Second Amendment right. Having defined what the Second Amendment protects, and as importantly what the […]
An Important New Development in NYSRPA v. Bruen – the Supreme Court concealed carry case September 18, 2021
Justice Scalia read an excerpt of his opinion in District of Columbia v. Heller from the bench when he announced the opinion in District of Columbia v. Heller. The part of the Heller opinion he read was from the beginning of Section III that began with saying that prohibitions on concealed carry do not violate […]

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