What legal repercussions would result if an innocent motorist, seeing rioters harming others pulled from cars or threatened directly by a violent attempt to break into the car they are in, drives deliberately through the crowd with flashers and horn active but hits and injures a person while attempting to drive to safety?
Abraham Lincoln once said, “Our safety, our liberty, depends upon preserving the Constitution of the United States as our fathers made it inviolate. The people of the United States are the rightful masters of both Congress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution, but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution.”
This is video from an Uber driver’s car that gets shot by a drive by shooter in Louisville, Kentucky.
Massad Ayoob gives his use of force analysis with respect to the events in Kenosha, Wisconsin involving Jacob Blake and Kyle Rittenhouse
There is no federal law or Indiana law that prohibits carrying a firearm with a mask. Other states may have prohibitions on carrying a firearm while wearing a mask, but Indiana does not have such a law. In fact, on
If facing home intruders and arsonists moving through neighborhoods, are residents of your state required to wait until the home has been entered or a fire started on it to stop the attackers? How do your state’s laws differ
When the Defendant was arrested, law enforcement took her iPhone, believing it contained incriminating evidence, and a detective got a warrant to search the smartphone. When law enforcement couldn’t get into the locked device without Defendant’s assistance, the detective got
The Supreme Court recently denied a slew of gun-rights challenges focused on everything from state “assault weapons” bans to safety requirements and permit issues, sparking a blistering dissent from Justice Clarence Thomas who accused his fellow justices of “looking
This interview is reposted from the Armed Citizens’ Legal Defense Network and was originally posted at the following link: https://armedcitizensnetwork.org/family-concerns-during-and-after-self-defense When armed citizens discuss training, two philosophies emerge: one is the alpha family member training to be the sole protector
Many are not aware that firearms are not allowed on Corps of Engineer property. However, there is a push to end this prohibition, and the Firearms Policy Coalition has created a way to make your voice heard on the issue.
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