Talk to the Police? Or Don't Talk to the Police? Marc J. Victor & Massad Ayoob Agree to Disagree
I always say, "Just stay quiet and don’t talk to the police!" I believe, like most defense attorneys, that you should never talk to the police after a self-defense shooting without first speaking with your attorney.
Read More ›Understanding Stand Your Ground Laws & Self-Defense
In light of the last few months of events, it's not surprising that controversy and discussions around safety and self-defense have become increasingly important. Unfortunately, the last few months have seen a rise in shooting-related deaths and injuries, which has led to questions about what constitutes a Stand Your Ground shooting and how to accurately classify one.
Read More ›The Truth About Gun Insurance Policies
Even though many of these gun insurance policies cover things like firearms training, bail bonds, scene cleanup, and lost wages, they often have many exclusions to their coverage because they cannot insure in the cases of criminal offenses.
Read More ›Are Rare Breed FRT-15 Triggers Legal or Illegal?
We’ve been receiving a lot of inquiries regarding the Rare Breed FRT-15 triggers and whether they are legal or not. I would first like to note that I DO NOT have a dog in this fight, and I am not representing either side. It is also important for me to note that I am also not a technical firearms specialist, so I can’t tell you specifics of how this trigger works.
Read More ›United States Supreme Court Case - New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen
The United States Supreme Court 2nd Amendment Case - New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen. Attorney Andrew Marcantel - A big and important Second Amendment case in the United States Supreme Court right now is going to change the face of gun rights in this country.
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