Tim Pool Follow-Up: What’s the Deal with the Dominick Black Gun Charge?
It’s come to my attention that some folks with a limited grasp of how the law works were confused by some of my commentary regarding the Dominick Black gun charge during my recent appearance on the Tim Pool IRL. Always on the lookout for a teachable moment, I thought I’d take few minutes to bring […]
Rittenhouse Trial: What to Expect As Trial Starts Tomorrow
Tomorrow begins jury selection in the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, who on August 25, 2020 shot three men in riot-ravaged Kenosha WI, killing two of them and grievously wounding the third. Kyle is being tried on a variety of charges, including the felonies of intentional homicide, reckless homicide, attempted intentional homicide, two counts of reckless […]
More Bad Law from Rittenhouse Prosecutor: “Shooting An Unarmed Man Is NEVER Lawful”
I’ve already shared with you my lengthy, in-depth analysis of the recent pre-trial hearing in the Kyle Rittenhouse case, but there were a couple of moments of that hearing that I thought worthy of special attention, especially for those of you who might not readily have the time to work through the full analysis. Incidentally, […]
An Excellent Day for Kyle Rittenhouse Defense at Pre-Trial Hearing
Welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense content! I am, of course, Attorney Andrew Branca, for Law of Self Defense. Today I’d like to share with you my perspective on the most recent pre-trial hearing for the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. That hearing took place this last Monday, October 25, and lasted about two and half […]
Rittenhouse: Prosecutors Trying AGAIN to Exclude Evidence Favorable to the Defense
Rittenhouse: Is the Gun Charge A Sinister Attack on Kyle’s Self-Defense?
Rittenhouse: Should Misdemeanor Gun Charge Just Be Dismissed?
Attorney Andrew Branca Interviewed by AP About Kyle Rittenhouse Trial
Painfully Embarrassing Day for Prosecutor in Kyle Rittenhouse Hearing
Legal Analysis/Explanation of Rittenhouse Evidentiary Hearing
