Podcasts

Welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense members-only content, for October 19, 2020.  Today we’ll take a look at a recent decision out of the Georgia Supreme Court that illustrates how one can lose the right to self-defense completely because of being engaged in conduct that’s technically criminal even if completely non-violent—in this case, the […]

Welcome to this episode of our ONLY open-access content, our weekly News/Q&A Show. A transcript of the show is available below my signature, for those who prefer to read rather than view. Also, Law of Self Defense Members can access the show in audio form in the members-only Law of Self Defense Podcast. Be sure

Welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense Members-only content, and once again we’re focused today on the shooting by Matt Dolloff of Lee Keltner in Denver this past weekend. You may recall that in the Kyle Rittenhouse shootings there were mistaken claims that if it turned out Rittenhouse was in unlawful possession of the AR

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,

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

Hey folks, welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense Members-only content! In today’s content I’d like to share with all of you a couple of news stories that remind us yet again that everything we put on social media is there forever and discoverable by authorities, and may be used against you in a court

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

Welcome to this episode of our ONLY open-access content, our weekly News/Q&A Show. A transcript of the show is available below my signature, for those who prefer to read rather than view. Also, Law of Self Defense Members can access the show in audio form in the members-only Law of Self Defense Podcast. Be sure

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

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