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A camera captured two people fiddling suspiciously at the back door of a home, a child’s swing nearby, when suddenly a shot rang out from inside. One of the two dropped instantly to the ground, motionless, as the other fled.    Is this a lawful use of deadly force in defense of one’s castle—or an […]

An enraged blue-haired woman commands her DOG to attack a store clerk—and we have the video to share with you!  This one is CRAZY!!  Let’s discuss how you could lawfully defend yourself against the dog, the owner, or both.  FREE Law of Self Defense HARD TO CONVICT Class Join us for our 100% FREE Law

LOSD Members receive early access to this content.   In our increasingly polarized society, politically charged trials have become a disturbing trend. Cases like George Zimmerman, Kyle Rittenhouse, and Derek Chauvin highlight how innocent people can be swept up in the tides of political ambition and media narratives. While Zimmerman and Rittenhouse were acquitted, their

LOSD Members receive early access to this content.   Two NYPD officers at a subway station are attacked by a knife-armed aggressor. The officers shoot him, in what seems a good shoot to my legal eye. Less good is that the officers also manage to shoot two innocent bystanders, as well as one officer shooting

LOSD Members receive early access to this content.   Daniel Penny, the New York City Subway Hero, is on trial for manslaughter following the death of Jordan Neely. Recently released police interrogation footage reveals critical moments where Penny answered questions after being mirandized. Should he have spoken to the detectives, and what can we learn

LOSD Members receive early access to this content.   There’s a video clip going around of Trump saying that “I will sign concealed carry reciprocity.” This may shock some of you to hear, but this self-professed Second Amendment absolutist who carries a gun every day for personal protection believes that national concealed carry reciprocity is

LOSD Members receive early access to this content.   Has a “study” proven that using an AR for home defense increases your chances of conviction and results in longer sentences? The answer is absolutely not—and in today’s show I’ll explain why that claim is utter nonsense.    And for those of you who stay to