Pro-Tip: Politically-motivated Prosecutors Too Often File False Probable Cause Statements (McCloskeys)

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“I love the smell of Freedom in the morning”: Brownell’s ships standard cap mags to CA

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Hey folks, Just a quick follow up to my post yesterday on Duncan v. Becerra, which you can find here: Duncan v. Becerra: 9th Circuit Voids CA Standard Capacity Magazine Ban In light of the Duncan decision, Brownell’s has officially announced on their website that they are immediately beginning to ship standard capacity magazines to

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BREAKING: Hope For Atlanta Officer Rolfe After DA Loses Re-Election

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Hey folks, This post covers not my own content, I’m just sharing this notable piece from TownHall.com by Marina Medvin on this case we’ve covered closely here at Law of Self Defense, including here Cases of the Week: June 16, 2020 and here News/Q&A: June 18, 2020. TownHall.com: Hope For Atlanta Officer Rolfe After DA

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Cases of the Week: Aug. 12, 2020 (Murder-for-hire ≠ Self-defense!)

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Hey folks, Welcome to a BONUS OPEN-ACCESS Law of Self Defense Cases of the Week show for August 12, 2020. Normally our Cases of the Week shows are MEMBERS-ONLY content, but occasionally we come across one we’d like to share with the broader community, and this case is one of those. People v. Lovejoy, 2020

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