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This is one of a series of content in which I read from the notable book, “The Art of Cross-Examination,” written by NYC Attorney Francis Wellman in 1908, and regularly updated and expanded over the next several decades. The specific book I’m reading from was published in 1948, and was given to me as a […]

This is one of a series of content in which I read from the notable book, “The Art of Cross-Examination,” written by NYC Attorney Francis Wellman in 1908, and regularly updated and expanded over the next several decades. The specific book I’m reading from was published in 1948, and was given to me as a

Hey folks, Back in October of this year I was honored to be both a sponsor and speaker at the CarryTrainer S12 tactical conference outside Nashville TN. It was a great event–I anticipated in all instruction–and I strongly encourage you to take a look at the expert training CarryTrainer.com offers, as well as their other

Attorney Steve Gosney destroys the closing argument of State prosecutors in the Aaron Dean murder trial, in detail and with receipts. Find Steve’s EXCELLENT book, “Ideas & Answers in Law, 2nd Ed.” HERE: https://crimelaw.net While we continue on this second day to await the sentence-by-jury in the manslaughter conviction of Aaron Dean, I’ll replay select

Aaron Dean, convicted last week of reckless manslaughter in the shooting death of Atatiana Jefferson, was sentenced by the jury today to a term of 11 years, 10 months, and 12 days. The 10 months and 12 days is likely simply because the shooting occurred on October 12, of 2019–10/12. So, an extra year, almost,

Yesterday, December 7 (Pearl Harbor Day), the prosecution in the murder trial of Aaron Davis abruptly rested about halfway through the day, surprising everybody. Court is out of session so the surprised defense has a couple of days to schedule their witnesses. This brief live stream will discuss these events and likely implications and consequences.

Yesterday, December 7 (Pearl Harbor Day), the prosecution in the murder trial of Aaron Davis abruptly rested about halfway through the day, surprising everybody. Court is out of session so the surprised defense has a couple of days to schedule their witnesses. This brief live stream will discuss these events and likely implications and consequences.

We continue our coverage and analysis of the murder trial of former police officer Aaron Dean, as the court proceeds into day 3. Through yesterday, and well into the State’s case in chief, the law and evidence appears to strongly favor the defense. On October 12, 2019, at 2:30AM then Ft. Worth police officer Aaron

On October 12, 2019, at 2:30AM then Ft. Worth police officer Aaron Dean responded to a call by a concerned neighbor for a welfare check on a home with the front door left open and the lights on. While investigating around the outside of the home with a flashlight, Dean observed a person with a

On October 12, 2019, at 2:30AM then Ft. Worth police officer Aaron Dean responded to a call by a concerned neighbor for a welfare check on a home with the front door left open and the lights on. While investigating around the outside of the home with a flashlight, Dean observed a person with a