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Late last week several purported Seattle police officers began attempting a violent intrusion into an Auburn WA home (Auburn, incidentally is a full 17 miles outside of the Seattle city limits). The homeowner, perhaps finding the claims of these intruders to be police as less than credible, responds by firing a fussilade of rounds through […]

Today’s show is a reading of an amicus curiae (“friend of the court”) filed in the case of US v. Rahimi, which is proceeding to the US Supreme Court from the 5th Circuit. Rahimi involves the question of whether a presumptively law-abiding American citizen can be denied their Second Amendment rights when constrained by a

The Federal case of US v. Rahimi, working its way to the Supreme Court involves the question of whether a presumptively law-abiding American citizen can be denied their Second Amendment rights when constrained by a domestic violence restraining order, in the absence of any finding of dangerousness on behalf of the person constrained by the

No lawyer can be said to be engaged in good faith critical thinking if he’s not amenable to a reasoned change in opinion. I was reminded of this reality last evening while standing in line for the “Rise of the Resistance” ride at Disneyland in Orlando, Florida, reading a particular comment in response to a

I was recently sent video of an instance in which a bystander’s modest Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu skills were nevertheless sufficient to save the life of a pregnant police officer who was struggling with a violent and apparently deranged criminal suspect. It’s also notable that I started my own BJJ just over a year ago (with about

I was just a guest on Mark Walter’s Armed America Radio program again, and we discussed a bunch of topics including the Israeli massacre, the Second Amendment, gun control, the Brooklyn stabbing death of the white BLM activist by a young black man, the offensive use of pepper spray, the mere reasonable appearance of a

This week the 9th Circuit, sitting en banc, granted a request by California’s Attorney General to leave in place the state’s current ban on standard-capacity magazines. In doing so, they stand in open rebellion against the United States Supreme Court–purportedly their superiors–in their refusal to even pretend to apply the constitutional legal analysis required the the Court’s decision in Bruen.

Although I previously read the “Letter of Banishment” from the Office of the State Public Defender, Colorado, signed by Jennifer L. Ahnstedt, Lead State Training Director, the previous reading involved the participation of some lawyer friends, and I’ve been told that it could be a bit more time-consuming and less easy to follow than would

I was interviewed today on the Ross Kaminsky show, KOA radio, a 50,000 watt radio station heard all over Colorado and adjoining states, to discuss the madness of the Office of the State Public Defender, Colorado. Enjoy! Resources: Disclaimer – Content is for educational & entertainment purposes only, and does not constitute legal advice. Copyright

We normally think of OC (pepper) spray as being a less-than-lethal defensive weapon useful for dealing with non-deadly attacks. But what happens when OC is used OFFENSIVELY? In this real-world case captured on video, that offensive use of OC led directly to the death of the OC aggressor. Worth considering also is how an OFFENSIVE