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The United States Concealed Carry Association (USCCA) along with its partner Delta Defense LLC purport to pay their members legal expenses if the member is involved in a use-of force event. Indeed, their sophisticated internet advertising campaigns frequently feature CEO Tim Schmidt assuring the public that “We’ve got your back!” In recent years, however, USCCA […]

The legal defense for actor Alec Baldwin, scheduled for a manslaughter trial next month over the shooting death of Halyna Hutchins on the movie set of “Rust, is once again trying to get his indictment dismissed, this time with prejudice (meaning, he could not be re-indicted). An earlier effort to have the indictment dismissed on

The prosecutors in the upcoming manslaughter trial of Alec Baldwin for the shooting death of Halyna Hutchins on the movie set of “Rust” have asked the court to order set armorer Hannah Gutierrez–herself recently convicted of manslaughter in this case–to be compelled to testify against Baldwin. In addition, the Baldwin defense has abruptly decided to

In today’s show we cover the Courtney Clenney Arthur hearing testimony of the lead investigator, Detective Brecino. Specifically, we cover Brecino’s cross-examination by Defense Counsel Frank Prieto. Overview: This week we’re covering “OnlyFans Killer” Courtney Clenney, who on April 3, 2022 killed her boyfriend Christian Obumseli with a knife in their Miami apartment. Obumseli suffered

In today’s show we cover the Courtney Clenney Arthur hearing testimony of the lead investigator, Detective Brecino. Specifically, we cover Brecino’s direct examination by Assistant State’s Attorney Khalil Quinan. Overview: This week we’re covering “OnlyFans Killer” Courtney Clenney, who on April 3, 2022 killed her boyfriend Christian Obumseli with a knife in their Miami apartment.

A week ago last Friday, on May 17, Judge Mary Marlow Sommer, presiding over the manslaughter trial of Alec Baldwin in the shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of low-budge western movie “Rust,” heard oral arguments around the defense team’s motion to dismiss the grand jury indictment on a number of grounds.

A New York City liquor store owner finds two men stealing, and shoves them out the door onto the sidewalk. A verbal dispute continues, and one of the thieves charges at the store owner standing in his doorway, punching and kicking. The store owner then follows the thief out onto the sidewalk, and throws a

Very brief, personal show today, folks–this will be my one and only public statement regarding the recent news about my friend Nick Rekieta. No emotionless legal analysis today–just personal commentary and introspection. I rather doubt we’ll go 10 minutes. Back on the regular schedule tomorrow, Saturday, May 25, with our review of the NYC liquor

A Wyoming cop UNLAWFULLY breaches a man’s home, homeowner shoots cop, cop kills homeowner–and the local prosecutor decides that’s so obviously lawful self-defense that it doesn’t even need to go to a jury. Wait, WHAT? Disclaimer – Content is for educational & entertainment purposes only, and does not constitute legal advice. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section

Is it possible that pointing what one knows to be a real gun at another human being, cocking the hammer, pulling the trigger, contrary to all industry practices and safety guidelines, and without first ensuring there is no live ammo in the gun, and killing someone as a result, is simply not a crime? Earlier