Dale Roberts, C.B.A., J.D., has taught various firearms classes since the mid-80s and started teaching Firearms Law seminars for the Missouri Bar in 2007. Those seminars featured Alan Gura, as well as a senior attorney from the BATFE, a senior Legal Administrative Specialist from the FBI/NICS offices, and nationally recognized instructor Todd Burke, thus providing expertise from well-qualified presenters. In addition, every year since 2008, Dale has been asked by the Missouri legislature to provide their annual Legislative CCW class and he also offers the legislature a Legislative Firearms Law review.
Dale is a regular guest on Gary Nolan’s Saturday morning show “Gary On Guns,” broadcast on 93.9 The Eagle in Columbia Mo. Dale, State Representative Chuck Basye (R-47), and Garson Chen, a representative of the episode’s sponsor Graf and Sons of Mexico, Mo., are on the show every third Saturday. Podcasts of those shows may be heard at https://939theeagle.com/gary-on-guns-on-demand/
Dale previously served 4 years in the Air Force and 6 years in the Navy (as a Corpsman), then attended Creighton University, the University of Missouri School of Law, and the National Judicial College. Dale has been a licensed attorney for over 30 years. He served the state of Missouri as Chief Judge of the Public Service Commission, Director of Missouri’s Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Control, and as the Assistant Chief Counsel of the Special Investigations Section of the Department of Insurance.
Overlapping those years, he was an Adjunct Assistant Professor for 24 years with the University of Missouri where he taught Employment Discrimination Law, among other courses, and also taught Constitutional Law for the Law Enforcement Training Institute (local police academy.). He holds a P.O.S.T. certification as a law enforcement Specialist in 8 different disciplines, including as a Law Enforcement Firearms Instructor.
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