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Could Racist Beatdown of White Jazz Attendees be LAWFUL?

Several white people attending a jazz festival in Cincinnati OH get engaged in the throwing of hands with some indigenous black folks—and it ends with the whites laying on the ground helpless and having their black attackers stomping their heads into the street. But wait! Some claim that those evil white people may have used […]

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LAWYER: How Sig 320 Can Create HUGE Legal Liability for YOU!

Rumors have circled the firearms community for years that the Sig Sauer P320 pistol may possess a manufacturing defect that allows the gun, under some circumstances, to experience an uncommanded discharge—an unintentional firing of a bullet—that would rather obviously create a substantial risk of death or serious bodily injury. Recently a US airman is reported

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William Anthony McNeil Jr Arrest: Cop Brutality, or Non-Compliant Hoax?

William Anthony McNeil Jr, a young black male, is pulled over by a Jacksonville FL deputy, and within minutes he’s being dragged from his car by a group of deputies, punched, driven to the ground, and forcibly handcuffed. Now that same young black male has released the cell phone video he took of his interaction

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MEMBERS-ONLY LIVE! Raul Valle Trial Analysis (Part 3 of 3)

MEMBERS-ONLY CONTENT! On Wednesday, July 9, murder defendant Raul Valle walked out of a Connecticut criminal court after having been acquitted on charges of murder and intentional manslaughter and intentional assault for having stabbed four persons, one fatally, at a 2002 party turned violent. Valle had argued at trial that his conduct was justified as

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MEMBERS-ONLY LIVE! Raul Valle Trial Analysis (Part 2 of 3)

MEMBERS-ONLY CONTENT! On Wednesday, July 9, murder defendant Raul Valle walked out of a Connecticut criminal court after having been acquitted on charges of murder and intentional manslaughter and intentional assault for having stabbed four persons, one fatally, at a 2002 party turned violent. Valle had argued at trial that his conduct was justified as

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MEMBERS-ONLY LIVE! Raul Valle Trial Analysis (Part 1 of 3)

MEMBERS-ONLY CONTENT! On Wednesday, July 9, murder defendant Raul Valle walked out of a Connecticut criminal court after having been acquitted on charges of murder and intentional manslaughter and intentional assault for having stabbed four persons, one fatally, at a 2002 party turned violent. Valle had argued at trial that his conduct was justified as

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