Texas has banned red-flag laws that allow guns to be temporarily taken from people in crisis and made it easier to own ...

In states without red flag laws, people who observe signs of predictable gun violence cannot use the law to prevent a gun violence tragedy and must instead wait for a tragedy to occur.

An Alabama lawmaker has filed a bill, HB409, preventing the enforcement of red flag laws in the state. Titled the Anti-Red ...

At least 20 states across the nation have these types of "red flag" laws. Proponents of the gun control measure say the goal is to prevent gun violence and suicide.

WIthout the due process clause written in, judges and law enforcement officials in anti-gun states would abuse the law to unconstitutionally disarm as many citizens as possible.

Gun violence experts say the goal of red flag laws isn’t necessarily to increase their use for the sake of numbers, but to ensure they are applied in the most dangerous situations.

Without a red-flag law, ... In most states, the gun owner retains control of the disposition of their firearms; guns typically can be stored with a licensed firearms dealer or the local police.

The average state ranking for gun death rates for a Red flag law state is 34.26 (with 50 being the worst), compared to a 20.129 average (closer to first for gun death rates) for states without a ...

An Alabama lawmaker has filed a bill, HB409, preventing the enforcement of red flag laws in the state. Titled the Anti-Red Flag Gun Seizure Act, the legislation prohibits any state agency, state ...

A person holds a gun at a demonstration in Austin in 2020. The Texas Legislature is considering a bill that would ban red flag laws, which allow firearms to be temporarily removed from someone ...

In 1999, Connecticut became the first state in the country to pass what is commonly known as a red flag law, which allows family members, law enforcement and sometimes health care workers, friends ...