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Rittenhouse: Admissibility of Attackers’ Violent Criminal Backgrounds

Welcome, Law of Self Defense Members, to today’s members-only content, which focuses on an issue of law particularly relevant to the Kyle Rittenhouse case. I am, of course, Attorney Andrew Branca for Law of Self Defense, thanks for joining me on our collective journey to be as hard to convict as we are to kill. […]

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Rittenhouse: Gaming the Law: Why Prosecutor Charged Recklessness

Welcome, Law of Self Defense Members, to today’s members-only content! Today I’d like to explore with you the possible motivations for why prosecutors in the Kyle Rittenhouse case might have chosen to base so many of the charges against Kyle on recklessness, rather than on intent. This will be a little bit nuts-and-bolts and more

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Rittenhouse Attorney John Pierce Interviewed on Tucker Carlson

Hey folks, The following is not my own content, of course, but rather is an embed of the interview of Kyle Rittenhouse’s attorney John Pierce being interviewed on Tucker Carlson.  I post the embed here for purposes of completeness of our coverage, and for educational and informational purposes. All copyright in this substantive content is,

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Rittenhouse: What Prosecutors Must Disprove to Convict

Hey Law of Self Defense Members, welcome to the final day of August 2020! In today’s members-only content, I want to share with you a statement from Pierce Bainbridge, the law practice representing Kyle Rittenhouse. In effect, this statement presents Kyle’s narrative of innocence, his narrative of lawful self-defense, of legal justification for his uses

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Kyle Rittenhouse: Attacked! In-Depth Legal Analysis

Welcome, Law of Self Defense Members, to today’s members-only content! This will, I’m sure, be a popular post that generates much comment, because of the tremendous media coverage it’s acquired—and that is the Kyle Rittenhouse use of defensive force in Kenosha earlier this week. You may have heard that Kyle has been charged with murder

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How to Get Shot by Police Without Hardly Trying:  Lafayette LA Edition

Welcome everyone, to this Members-only content from Law of Self Defense. It increasingly seems as if there’s not shooting by police that the racial grievance industrial complex will ever deem justified. Presumably the police are just supposed to let themselves and innocent bystanders be slaughtered by deadly force felons spreading blood and death throughout the

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How to Get Shot by Police in Front of Your Kids: Kenosha WI Edition

Welcome everyone, to this Members-only content from Law of Self Defense. I’m sure most of the Law of Self Defense community has, by now, seen the video footage of Jacob Blake compelling Kenosha Police officers to shoot him seven times in the back in front of his own children, as Blake reached into his vehicle

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“Awful but Lawful”?:  A legally reasonable but factually unnecessary killing

Hey Law of Self Defense Members: The night of May 21, 2020 two Phoenix Police Department officers responded to an apparent violent domestic reported by a neighbor regarding an apartment occupied by Ryan Whitaker and Brandee Nees.  Officer Ferragamo stood to the left of the door, and Officer Cooke stood to the right.  Ferragamo knocked

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