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LOSD Members receive early access to this content. A Democrat with purported “Gun Expertise”  hosts a range day and doesn’t just get a reporter injured, he nearly explodes everyone invited!!  I’ll explain on this episode of The Law of Self Defense. A Democrat running to replace a Republican Senator in Missouri decided it would be […]

LOSD Members receive early access to this content. A man is slumped over the wheel of a car and police respond. When they open the vehicle door the man wakes up and starts slamming his own car into vehicles, endangering the officers standing right there. Multiple officers deploy Tasers, none of which work, and the

LOSD Members receive early access to this content. A thief tries to rob an old lady of her purse, and things go badly for him.  He imprudently chose Texas as the jurisdiction for this robbery attempt, and he quickly finds himself surrounded by a half-dozen good Samaritans ready and willing to make a citizen’s arrest

The shooting by police of Elroy Clark in Charlotte FL this past Wednesday, captured on the officers’ body worn cameras, has just gone viral this morning, so I’m providing the Law of Self Defense community with a quick breakdown and legal analysis right away, in an effort to stay ahead of the usual histrionics and

LOSD Members receive early access to this content. Daniel Penny, the young marine who restrained a drugged, mentally deranged, and threatening Jordan Neely on a New York subway car, after which Neely expired—a confrontation captured on viral video, which I’ll share with all of you today. But what REALLY happened on that subway car that

This is Law of Defense MEMBERS-ONLY content, available ONLY HERE. A Virginia police officer fatally shoots former basketball player Sydney Wilson after she slashes him across the face with a knife and pursues him with blade in hand. But did he HAVE to shoot her? Why didn’t he simply use a non-deadly force Taser instead

LOSD Members receive early access to this content. You’re in your home minding your own business, when suddenly you hear—you even feel—a terrible crash against your front door. Another crash, and you can hear wood splintering.  You take up your gun and fire a shot at the invader forcibly entering your home, with fatal effect.

Today we take a look at a case in which a man is walking with his wife and tiny child in one of the most expensive and exclusive urban neighborhoods in America—Beverly Hills—when he’s suddenly set upon by a crazed homeless person with a knife, and gets stabbed. Fortunately for the father and his family,

Could it EVER be lawful to shoot an UNARMED person? How about to shoot into a CROWD of unarmed people? The perhaps shocking answer is: YES, it can. The key to avoiding prison, of course, is knowing WHEN it can. In today’s s how we’re going to explore these legal dynamics in the context of