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Intruder Kills Homeowner: Self-Defense by Intruder? Court Says “Maybe”

Welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense Members-only content! Today I’d like to share with all of you a case currently being argued in front of the Wisconsin Supreme Court that involves the question of whether an unlawful intruder who commits a nighttime breach of a home, and then kills the homeowner when confronted, might […]

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Driving a Car Through a Threatening Mob: Self-Defense or a Crime?

Welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense Members-only content! Today I’d like share with all of you the analysis of a mob-on-patrol-car attack that took place a couple of days ago in Tacoma, WA, with the result that the Tacoma officer drove his vehicle through the attacking mob to a position of safety. The predictable

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The TN Lawyer’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Social Media Day

Welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense Members-only content! Today I’d like to share with all of you the case of a Tennessee lawyer who has managed to “murder”—or, at least, cause “serious bodily harm” to his legal career by apparently advising a woman on how to murder her ex-boyfriend and father of her child,

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Hearsay Rule Exceptions: Excited Utterance & Statement Against Interest

Welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense Members-only content!  Today we’re going to a very interesting question sent in to us from Law of Self Defense Platinum-level Member Scott M., who asked us to address the legal doctrine of hearsay evidence, as well as two specific exceptions to the hearsay rule—the excited utterance and the

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