Podcasts

Denver Shooting Errors: “OC is Non-Deadly Force!” and “Han Shot First!”

Welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense Members-only content, in which we take a look at some of the key issues in this past weekend’s protest/anti-protest shooting in Denver of Lee Keltner by Matt Dolloff. As is often the case in such events the initial “facts” surrounding the shooting are a combination of true facts, […]

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Understanding the McCloskey Case:  Most People Are Getting It Wrong

Hey folks, in today’s Law of Self Defense Members-only content I’d like to touch upon the McCloskey case, in part prompted by yesterday’s grand jury indictment of them as well as the apparent widespread misunderstanding around the legal issues—practical, theoretical, and political—in this case. The McCloskeys have been indicted on the felony unlawful use of

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Shooting Through Your Own Windshield: Lawful Self-Defense? Or Mutual Combat?

Hey folks, welcome back to your Law of Self Defense members-only content. Today I discuss the viral YouTube video of a man shooting through his own windshield at another vehicle while he’s driving 96 mph down a freeway.  The shooter, identified in news reports as one Marco Mazzetta, apparently captured the event on his vehicle’s

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Michael Strickland Back in the News, Appealing to US Supreme Court

Michael Strickland is back in the news, with a guest post published on the Gateway Pundit blog this past Monday in which he shares his version of the events that led to his February 2017 conviction on multiple felonies, including ten counts of menacing and unlawful use of a weapon, and one count of disorderly

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Federal Civil Suit: Giles v. USCCA “Self-Defense Insurance”

Welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense Members-only content! The case of Kayla Giles is back in the news, particularly her lawsuit in Federal court against USCCA for its purported breach of its obligations to cover her self-defense legal expenses as a Platinum-level member in good standing, because her defense attorney last week filed a

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Breonna Taylor: If BLM Didn’t Have Lies, They’d Have Nothing to Say At All

Welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense Members-only content! Today we get the opportunity to learn once again the lesson we ought to have learned long ago: If BLM didn’t have lies, they’d have nothing to say at all. To put it another way, if the Black Lives Matter organization is advancing a use-of-force narrative,

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