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Category Archives: Gun Violations

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Can You Set Up a Gun Range on Your Property in Fort Myers?

By Foley & Wilson |

In January of 2026, Gulf Coast News Now reported that residents had become frustrated with a nearby gun range operated by the Fort Myers Sheriff’s Office. Residents say that they hear the constant sound of gunfire, often emanating for hours out of the gun range. Families say their children are frightened, while military veterans… Read More »

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Is Open Carry Legal in Fort Myers?

By Foley & Wilson |

Recent court rulings have cast doubt on the legality of open carry in many Florida cities, including Fort Myers. What is going on with these laws? Are you really allowed to open carry in Fort Myers? How can you avoid legal issues while also exercising your Second Amendment rights? These are questions you might… Read More »

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How to Exercise Your Gun Rights as a Felon in Florida

By Foley & Wilson |

If you have been convicted of a felony in Florida, you may have lost your right to bear arms. This can be difficult to process, especially if you enjoyed target shooting or hunting prior to your conviction. Despite this clear-cut ban, you may be able to exercise your rights in certain ways. This may… Read More »

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What Is a “Negligent Discharge” in Punta Gorda?

By Foley & Wilson |

While Florida is a relatively “gun-friendly” state, it punishes firearm owners who behave recklessly and endanger other people. If you are accused of behaving in this manner, you might face charges of “negligent discharge.” What exactly does this phrase mean, and how should you defend yourself against this charge? What are the potential consequences,… Read More »

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Are Extended Magazines Legal in Punta Gorda?

By Foley & Wilson |

An extended magazine is a loading device capable of holding an above-average number of cartridges. These magazines allow firearm owners in Florida to discharge more rounds before reloading, and this could be advantageous for many reasons. Reloading is time-consuming when target shooting, and some might argue that a modification of this nature makes sense… Read More »

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What Fort Myers Parents Need to Know About the Juvenile Justice Bill

By Foley & Wilson |

A new “Juvenile Justice Bill” could soon become law in Florida, and it would change the way the State approaches juvenile crimes. Specifically, it would lead to much stricter penalties for juveniles who commit various gun violations. This is a clear response to growing concerns about juvenile gun crimes in the Sunshine State, and… Read More »

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Florida Considers New Gun Laws Targeting Juveniles

By Foley & Wilson |

At the beginning of 2024, Florida announced a number of new laws that aim to crack down on crime. Like many other states, a key focus for the Sunshine State is gun crime – particularly firearm offenses committed by juveniles. One of the most notable new laws being introduced targets juveniles and aims to… Read More »

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Naples Man Pleads Not Guilty in Connection with Accidental Firearm Discharge

By Foley & Wilson |

Accidental firearm discharges may seem like innocent mistakes, but they can lead to serious criminal consequences. This was made quite clear after an incident in Naples that left a child with a gunshot wound to the leg. Media reports illustrate the various criminal consequences that this particular defendant may face due to an accidental… Read More »