By Dave Workman Editor-in-Chief On a 6-3 vote, the U.S. Supreme Court has struck down Hawaii’s restrictive concealed carry statute requiring people with carry permits to first get permission from businesses before they enter their premises—referred to as the “default rule” or “Vampire rule” in a case known as Wolford v. Lopez. The Los Angeles […]
How You Can Help Free Patrick ‘Tate’ Adamiak
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Special to Liberty Park Press Things are moving very well in our efforts to free Patrick “Tate” Adamiak from prison, but we need your help. We need letters—tons of letters—that explain why President Donald J. Trump should pardon Adamiak. The letters will be included in a package we hope will soon […]
How Tate Adamiak’s 20-year Sentence Compares to 10 Other ATF Cases
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Patrick “Tate” Adamiak is serving 20 years in federal prison even though the ATF found nothing illegal during a search of his home. All Adamiak possessed were legal guns, gun parts and collectibles. Prosecutors originally sought a 30-year federal prison sentence by introducing questionable evidence—977 uncut pieces of […]
It’s Been Four Long Years Since ATF Arrested Patrick ‘Tate’ Adamiak
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Dave Adamiak got a call four years ago from an active-duty Navy Chief Petty Officer, or CPO, who knew his son, Patrick “Tate” Adamiak. Unfortunately, he cannot ever forget the horror of that call. He was told that more than 40 law enforcement officers, mostly ATF and other federal […]
Former NRA President Allegedly Tosses Water, Profanity at Attorney During Hearing
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Special to Liberty Park Press During a deposition earlier this month as part of her lawsuit against the National Rifle Association, former NRA president Marion Hammer allegedly used profanity and became somewhat combative. “You think you’re God. And I think you’re an asshole,” Hammer allegedly told the NRA’s […]
SCOTUS: Could Mail-In Ballots be On Way Out?
By Dave Workman The U.S. Supreme Court could be on the verge of overturning a Mississippi voting law which allows mail-in ballots to be counted days after an election, so long as they are postmarked on election day, and if it happens, it could jeopardize similar laws in other states where winners have become losers. […]
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