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Today’s Post of the Day involves a confrontation between two Pittsburg tow truck operators who got into a rapidly escalating scuffle that resulted in one of them being shot and paralyzed. Good shoot or unlawful use of deadly force? Tow-truck operation is often a highly competitive and sometimes confrontational business, and Pittsburgh is no exception. […]

Today’s Post of the Day arises out of an event in Florida in which a motorcyclist fired three rounds into a man who punched him in the face, even though the motorcyclist did not first observe a weapon in the man’s possession. Is this “gun versus fist” scenario a violation of the element of proportionality?

Today’s Post of the Day involves the sentencing of an Illinois man for murder. The interesting part of this case for gun owners? The man was sentenced to 40 years for the murder and then an additional 40 years as a firearms sentencing enhancement. Before we dive into firearms sentencing enhancements, however, let me make

Today’s Post of the Day involves an upstate New York homeowner, 64-year-old Ronald Stolarczyk, who shot and killed two apparent home invaders, one a 57-year-old woman and the other her 27-year-old nephew. All facts in this post are as reported Fox News coverage of this story. Given these facts, it would appear that this was

Hey folks, I trust everyone had a safe and enjoyable Memorial Day weekend. Today’s Post of the Day is a recording of my appearance last week on Arik Levy’s Firearms Nation Podcast, which he aired himself this past Friday. It runs about an hour, so enjoy! Also, this week we’re running a 50% off sale

First, I’d like to take a moment this Memorial Day weekend to acknowledge all of those who made the ultimate sacrifice so that a small-town lawyer like me—and all of you—could have the life, liberty, and the freedom to pursue happiness in security from enemies, foreign and domestic.   Today’s Post of the Day is

First, I’d like to take a moment this Memorial Day weekend to acknowledge all of those who made the ultimate sacrifice so that a small-town lawyer like me—and all of you—could have the life, liberty, and the freedom to pursue happiness in security from enemies, foreign and domestic.   Today’s Post of the Day is

Today’s Post of the Day focuses on a recent sentencing in Ohio for a defendant who was convicted felonious assault over the non-fatal shooting of a victim during a confrontation. The case is primarily of interest because of the defendant’s poor judgment in going to the fight, rather than remaining in a position of safety,

Today’s Post of the Day involves a verdict in a murder trial out of Akron OH, as reported by the Akron Beacon Journal, that illustrates the peril in which we place ourselves if we find ourselves in front of a jury. The facts of the case are pretty straightforward and common. The Defendant, one Kennae