Hey folks, The man who filmed the attack by Ahmaud Arbery on Travis McMichael, William “Roddy” Bryan, has been charged by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) with felony murder predicated on criminal attempted false imprisonment, according to various news reports. If that sounds like a mouthful of a charge, that’s because it appears to

Hey folks, Today’s show looks at another Ahmaud Arbery video, released in the last 24 hours or so, of Arbery apparently getting arrested in a parking lot for purportedly attempting to shoplift a 65″ TV. You got that right, sixty-five inches. Go big or go home, I guess. The video itself isn’t all that interesting

Hey folks In today’s show on the Ahmaud Arbery case I touch on two closely related topics, and share a police body cam video with you. First, we compare the photos preferentially used by the media in the Trayvon Martin case with the photos preferentially used by the media in this Arbery case. Second, we

Hey folks, In the last several shows I’ve mentioned that I would share with all of you the arrest warrants for Travis McMichael and Greg McMichael, but realized today that so far I’ve neglected to follow through on that. NOTE: You can access all our coverage of the Amhaud Arbery case here: http://lawofselfdefense.com/arbery In the

Hey folks, Today’s show is a short one focusing mostly on the just released news that Greg McMichaels was working cooperatively with the police and the homeowner of the structure Arbery unlawfully entered, to keep an eye on the property, particularly in the event of unlawful intruders. This provides a perfectly legitimate rationale, free of

Hey folks, In yesterday’s show I presented the provocative and controversial argument that, in fact and law, the GA citizens arrest law is irrelevant to whether the conduct of Travis McMichael and/or Greg McMichael was criminal with respect to the death of Ahmaud Arbery. I also made the same argument during a lengthy, 3.5 hour,

Ahmaud Arbery: For Your Consideration: May 14, 2020  Georgia’s citizens arrest statute: §17-4-60 Grounds for arrest Georgia’s justification statute (including use of force in making lawful arrest): §16-3-20. Justification Georgia’s felony burglary statute §16-7-1. Burglary Georgia’s aggravated assault statute: §16-5-21. Aggravated assault Georgia’s simple assault statute: § 16-5-20. Simple assault Georgia’s open carry statute: