Does your church have a Safety Team? Mark S. Knapp is a Spokane area attorney licensed in Washington state and ready to advise you on legal and practical aspects of church security issues. Mr. Knapp has been practicing law for 31 years. We started advising clients on firearms related issues in 2001 and incorporated asContinue reading “Does your church have a Safety Team?”
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Warrior Heart
Long before I attended law school, I began reading the Bible. The following is a short excerpt of an electronic book that we are offering to provide at no charge. Just request a copy of The Warrior Heart at the email address on our Homepage. “He trains my hands for battle; my arms can bendContinue reading “Warrior Heart”
Action Training Group Promotes Self-Defense Training
Why did so many people decide that purchasing a gun is the best response to the lock downs? Is it the realization that a pandemic can trigger economic collapse? One thing is for sure. Many of those who broke all previous records by purchasing so many guns and so much ammunition are new gun owners.Continue reading “Action Training Group Promotes Self-Defense Training”
Martial Arts Shooting Seminar in Coeur d’Alene Area
I am signed up for the FIREARMS SHOOTING SEMINAR presented by Soke Jeff Hall & Mike Mackin at Fernan Rod & Gun Club near Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.. Hōjutsu-Ryu is a martial arts discipline involving combat firearms training at a very effective level. I talked to Mike this week and there are still slots available forContinue reading “Martial Arts Shooting Seminar in Coeur d’Alene Area”
The Time to Stop the Carnage is Now; Enforcing Washington State’s Firearms Preemption Law
Advocates for Change. The Law Office of Mark Knapp PLLC has persuaded many municipalities to make municipal laws and policies compliant with Washington State’s Firearms Preemption law. Thus, state, municipal, and private institutions are discussing whether to change their policies. There is increasing recognition that armed citizens can help stop random violence. Throughout these institutions thereContinue reading “The Time to Stop the Carnage is Now; Enforcing Washington State’s Firearms Preemption Law”
Physical Control of a Vehicle & DUI Defense in Spokane, Washington
Physical Control and DUI in Washington State. What is the difference between a charge of Physical Control of Vehicle and DUI in Washington state? The State needs to prove that you were driving while impaired in a DUI case. However, the Prosecutor does not need to prove you were driving or even behind the wheelContinue reading “Physical Control of a Vehicle & DUI Defense in Spokane, Washington”
Spokane Criminal Defense Lawyer
We have been representing clients in criminal defense matters across Washington state for almost 30 years. These include many domestic violence cases. We have also been representing clients in Spokane cases over the course of many years. So why should you retain the Law Office of Mark Knapp PLLC to represent you? Mark S. Knapp Initial Consultation. A criminal defense lawyer,Continue reading “Spokane Criminal Defense Lawyer”
Washington State Firearms Attorney In Spokane
Several years ago, we were in Federal Way, Washington. Our law practice focused on firearms related issues in Washington state. The concept of a firearms attorney in Washington state was fairly new. The Federal Way Mirror asked me to write a column in the local newspaper. The Mirror published Firearms lawyer column for four years. The column wasContinue reading “Washington State Firearms Attorney In Spokane”
Proposal for School Marshals in Washington State
The following proposal for School Marshals in Washington state is republished from the March 15, 2018 Spokesman Review. There are once again many heated discussions about how to stop the carnage in our schools. A few years ago, we led a group of trial attorneys through an analysis of what it will take for Washington state schoolContinue reading “Proposal for School Marshals in Washington State”
Brief in Support of Retired LEO Denied Federal LEOSA Card
Petitioner has standing and states a claim upon which relief may be granted because LEOSA and the Administrative Procedure Act is appropriate for the relief sought. Johnson v. New York State Dep’t of Corr. Servs presents facts that are very different from the facts presented herein. In Johnson, the Plaintiffs asserted a right to carryContinue reading “Brief in Support of Retired LEO Denied Federal LEOSA Card”
