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This is part 2 of 2 of our discussion/reading of Duncan v. Bonta. Last week US District Court (Federal) Judge Roger Benitez handed down a ruling that California’s ban on standard capacity magazines for firearms is unconstitutional. While this conclusion is simply obvious common sense, Judge Benitez was kind enough to explain the underlying constitutional […]

Yesterday a judge dropped all charges, including murder, against former Philly police officer Mark Dial over the August 14 shooting death of non-compliant suspect Eddie Irizarry. The immediate result was rioting and widespread looting throughout Philadelphia. We have the full unedited body worn camera (BWC) footage of both officers involved in the encounter with Irizarry,

Last week US District Court (Federal) Judge Roger Benitez handed down a ruling that California’s ban on standard capacity magazines for firearms is unconstitutional. While this conclusion is simply obvious common sense, Judge Benitez was kind enough to explain the underlying constitutional reasoning behind this conclusion in a wonderfully-written 75-page decision that’s loaded to the

Today’s show takes a dive into the self-defense law questions submitted by our Platinum Members, who have access directly to me to submit their inquiries about self-defense law and self-defense/defense of others/defense of property hypotheticals. These tend to be wide-ranging, open-mic, where I don’t pre-screen the questions ahead of time, so even I don’t know

This past Sunday a 78-year-old Florida man, Edward Druzolowski, shot dead his neighbor, 42-year-old Brian Ford, during a confrontation over Ford cutting trees on the shooter’s property. This morning, prestigious Law Professor Jonathan Turley published a post on his blog about this event. Although in my experience Professor Turley generally produces world-class legal content–as his

Earlier this week a video was brought to my attention of two young men having an argument in a parking lot, with one of them ultimately gunning the other down. As I viewed the video on my phone it appeared to me likely that the shooter had simply murdered the other man. A day or

A family spending July 4th on their porch is suddenly subject to a fireworks attack from a passing pickup truck. In response, they fire shots at the truck as it flees the scene. Are the shots lawful self-defense? Felony reckless endangerment? Something else? Join me LIVE at Noon ET to discuss! Become a Law of

Earlier this year Federal law enforcement sought to execute a search warrant an a mother and her two adult sons for living unlawfully on Federal park land. Because one of the sons had previously made threatening statements, the arrest was made surreptitiously by plain-clothes officers pretending to need a jump-start for their truck. When one

UPDATE: The pro-Second Amendment forces have secured a Temporary. Restraining Order in Federal Court to FOIL Governess’ Grisham’s scheme to suspend the US Constitution within the Land of Enchantment! Last Friday–probably in the hopes that it wouldn’t get too much media attention–New Mexico Governess Lujan Grisham decided that she had the legal authority to suspend