Podcasts

Last week I participated in a rather lengthy–2 1/2 hours!–audio-only interview of yours truly by @CryptoLawyer on Twitter. I meant to email out notice of that content yesterday, but got caught up moving into our new Law of Self Defense HQ offices, and dropped the ball on that email! My bad! You can catch that […]

Apologies for the technical difficulties yesterday, folks–here’s the newly scheduled episode of this show! We’ve had a number of recent shootings in which shots were sent after a fleeing aggressor. Are there any circumstances in which that can be lawful? The short answer is YES! The long answer … is covered in this live show!

Generally speaking, we’re allowed to defend other people largely to the same extent we are allowed to defend ourselves (or they would be allowed to defend themselves). That said, there are some subtle but IMPORTANT distinctions in how this straightforward defense of others law is applied when acting in defense of family & friends versus

Join Attorney Andrew F. Branca to discuss the legal consequences if an otherwise lawful shooting in self-defense or defense of others (e.g., Indiana mall shooting!) results in the death or injury of innocent bystanders. Murder? Manslaughter? Felony battery with a firearm, good for two decades in prison? Felony reckless endangerment? Or NO CRIME at ALL?

Public Defender Steve Gosney joins Attorney Andrew Branca to discuss the legal dynamics around FIRING your defense attorney in a criminal case–and whether the trial court can FORCE YOU to keep using defense counsel YOU DON’T WANT! The answer will likely SURPRISE you! State v. Dewise, 2022 MT 145 (MT Supreme Court 2022) NEW! Law

Join us to discuss the firing (de-election) of Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby and to recall her vicious political prosecution of six Baltimore PD officers in the Freddie Gray in-custody death. NEW! Law of Self Defense LAW SCHOOL COURSES! First-year law school classes, as Attorney Branca was taught them. First 20 students 50% OFF!

Join us to discuss a case just out of Minnesota in which a security guard shoots a suspect (with mortal results) under circumstances that certainly appear legally justified–but does so with an unlawfully carried gun. Is that a crime? If so, WHAT crime? NEW! Law of Self Defense LAW SCHOOL COURSES! First-year law school classes,

Join Attorney Andrew Branca as he hosts 2A Legal Expert Don Kilmer to discuss the recent Supreme Court Second Amendment Bruen decision! Attorney Don Kilmer: Don Kilmer is admitted to the California, Washington, and Idaho Bar Associations. He is also admitted to several federal courts. His federal practice concentrates on the founders’ interpretation of the

LIVE! Charges Dropped Against Bodega Worker! Law and Politics Explained! #JoseAlba #Bodega

Georgia homeowner acts in what he THINKS is lawful “home defense,” but actually commits a ton of crimes in the process–as well as making tactically poor decisions. NEW! Law of Self Defense LAW SCHOOL COURSES! First-year law school classes, as Attorney Branca was taught them. First 20 students 50% OFF! MAX 40 students! https://lawofselfdefense.com/lawschool FREE!