Road Rage Charges Dismissed

February 20, 2026 -- The State of Georgia has agreed to dismiss aggravated assault charges stemming from a road rage incident in central Georgia. The Firm client was arrested after he drew a firearm to defend himself against the "victim" who was driving aggressively, including severely "brake checking" the client. The Firm hired an expert witness to download and analyze event data recorded by the client's car, and that data revealed that the "victim" was actually the primary aggressor. When confronted with the expert's report, the State dismissed the case.

John Monroe Writes History of Right to Keep and Bear Arms in Georgia

December 19, 2025 -- John Monroe has written an article for the Mercer Law Review entitled "The Right to Keep and Bear Arms in Georgia." The article traces the history of the right as a Georgia constitutional principle from the Founding to the present day. The article may be found here: https://digitalcommons.law.mercer.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=3499&context=jour_mlr

John Monroe Argues Case at Supreme Court of Wisconsin

February 13, 2025 -- Today, John Monroe argued a case before the Supreme Court of Wisconsin regarding whether expunged convictions remove a "misdemeanor crime of domestic violence" from federal gun prohibitions. Despite the federal law that says they do, the Wisconsin Department of Justice takes the position that they do not.