Andy Marcantel Discusses AOR Member's Valid Act of Self-Defense on Armed American Radio | 06-22-2025
Andy Marcantel discusses an AOR member's valid act of self-defense on Armed American Radio with Mark Walters.
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Mark Walters Discusses AOR Member's Valid Act of Self-Defense on Armed American Radio | 06-18-2025
The conversation revolves around a self-defense incident involving a security guard who was attacked while performing his duties. The discussion highlights the escalation of violence, the response from law enforcement and medical personnel, and the importance of legal representation in self-defense cases. The speakers reflect on the implications of the incident and the necessity of being prepared for such situations.
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The 2nd Amendment Is Under Attack in Maryland and Rhode Island!
In this video, criminal defense attorneys Marc J. Victor and Joey Hamby discuss the implications that the Snope v. Brown and Ocean State Tactical, LLC v. Rhode Island cases have regarding the 2nd Amendment.
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Quick Draw Law Episode 3: A Rapid-Fire Legal Analysis by Criminal Defense Attorney Andy Marcantel
Quick Draw Law Episode 3: Criminal defense attorney Andy Marcantel provides a quick legal analysis regarding 6 viral videos.
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Attorney Marc J. Victor Live on Armed American Radio | 06-05-2025
Marc J. Victor joins Mark Walters from Armed American Radio for a discussion about freedom, the 2nd Amendment, and more!
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Rare Breed v. ATF: Update in the FRT Saga
Criminal defense attorney Rachel Moss discusses recent updates regarding forced reset triggers (FRTs).
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Antonyuk v. James - Is This the End of the 2nd Amendment?
Criminal Defense Attorneys Rachel Moss and Joey Hamby discuss the Antonyuk v. James case and how it affects the 2nd Amendment.
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Should FFL's Be Banned From Selling Handguns to 18-20-Year-Olds? - Reese v. ATF Discussion
Criminal defense attorneys Rachel Moss and Emma Wittmann discuss the Reese v. ATF case. In this case, Caleb Reese is challenging the statutes that prohibit Federal Firearms Licensees from selling handguns to individuals between the ages of 18-20 years-old.
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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.
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Attorneys On Retainer Files Amicus Brief: United States v. Morgan (2024)
Criminal Defense Attorneys Marc J. Victor and Andy Marcantel discuss their Amicus brief filed in United States v. Morgan (2024), arguing the federal government has no authority to prosecute the defendant on Commerce Clause grounds.
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