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Your Castle’s Moat: The Legal Boundary of Defending Your Home

Hey folks, Today’s Post of the Day is the result of a North Carolina court of appeals decision handed down this week that involved, in part, the definition of “home” for “castle” or justified use-of-force purposes. (State v. Copley, 2019 N.C. App. LEXIS 394) (Thanks to the several members of the Law of Self Defense

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Sandra Bland Redux: New Cellphone Video Released by Family

Hey folks, Some of you may recall the 2015 arrest and subsequent apparent jailhouse suicide three days later of Sandra Bland, about whom I wrote at the time here at Legal Insurrection: Sandra Bland Arrest: Another Lesson in Non-Compliance (7/24/15) No indictment in Sandra Bland jail death (12/22/15) In summary, Bland was the subject of

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Hey folks, After being asked by thousands of you in the Law of Self Defense community and having to say “no” for years, and hating that answer, I’ve put together a program that allows me to finally say “YES!” The question: “Can I guarantee you’ll be on my case if I ever defend myself or my family against criminal attack and

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When Reasonableness Fails: MN Cop Who Killed Justine Damond Convicted

Hey folks, This Case of the Week covers Somali refugee Mohamed Noor, who while a Minneapolis police officer shot and killed Justine Damond. Noor has just been convicted of third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter for that killing, reports the Minnesota Star Tribune. (Noor was acquitted of the more serious charge of second-degree murder.) The facts

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