In Nichols v. Warren Stephen Hopkins Center for Civil Rights Attorneys represent small business owners who want to open the first gun shop in the Town of Warren. Stay tuned for the latest updates on this matter.
Essential Background
In Nichols v. Warren Stephen Hopkins Center for Civil Rights Attorneys represent small business owners who want to open the first gun shop in the Town of Warren.
The Stephen Hopkin's Center for Civil Rights provides free and reduced cost legal representation to Rhode Islanders whose constitutional rights are violated by government. Because our resources are limited, we must carefully choose among meritorious cases that will create broadly applicable precedents, with a primary focus on the Rhode Island Constitution.
We do not take the following types of cases:
criminal cases
cases against private parties
most cases involving financial claims against the government
fact-specific or factually complex cases that are not likely to produce broadly applicable precedents
cases involving governmental conspiracies
cases that are already in court
cases outside of Rhode Island
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