Professor Bales at Workplace Prof Blog posts about Guns at Work and refers to an article in the National Law Journal by Dee McAree called Employers' New Worry: Guns at Work. Of note is that there is a court case from Utah referenced in the article. I have previously written about this at Guns and the Workplace.
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October 24, 2005
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