Kash Cashell

1 month ago | news4sanantonio.com | Mariah Medina |Blake McCarty |Kash Cashell

SAN ANTONIO - Under federal law, convicted felons face a lifetime ban on gun ownership, a restriction that conflicts with some state laws, including those in Texas. Daniel Mehler, a criminal defense attorney, explained, "At the state level, under state law, you can legally own a firearm again. The problem is, that's in conflict with federal law which includes a lifetime ban on the possession of firearms."In Texas, five years after completing their sentence.

1 month ago | foxsanantonio.com | Mariah Medina |Blake McCarty |Kash Cashell

New initiative seeks to restore gun rights for non-violent felons under federal law

1 month ago | foxsanantonio.com | Mariah Medina |Blake McCarty |Kash Cashell

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1 month ago | komonews.com | Mariah Medina |Kash Cashell |Blake McCarty

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — The Texas Senate has passed Senate Bill 3, a measure that seeks to ban all consumable THC products across the state. The bill, championed by Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, aims to remove THC products from the hands of children. "These shops - 8,000 around Texas - like another one here in the shopping center. Where are they close to? Our schools in Texas," said Patrick, emphasizing his concern about the proximity of smoke shops to educational institutions.

1 month ago | wlos.com | Mariah Medina |Kash Cashell |Blake McCarty