Videos tagged with Attorney

This video, featuring Shawn Ryan, highlights the severe legal and emotional ramifications of using deadly force in self-defense. It emphasizes that even justified actions can lead to jail time, the arduous process of finding legal representation, and the profound fear of lifelong imprisonment and family separation. The USCCA is presented as a crucial resource for individuals facing these post-incident legal challenges.

This video discusses the arrest of an ex-NBA star, Shawn Kemp, following a self-defense shooting incident in Tacoma. The content touches on the possibility of a drive-by shooting, legal ramifications for Kemp, and the importance of consulting an attorney before making statements to law enforcement. The description also includes promotional material for the USCCA, highlighting their benefits for gun owners.

This discussion with attorney Guy Relford clarifies legal aspects surrounding the Eli Dicken shooting incident. It emphasizes that Indiana's constitutional carry law allows lawful firearm possession without a permit, and mall 'no weapons' signs are policy statements, not legal prohibitions. The conversation also touches on the legal implications of false accusations, defining defamation per se, and the broader context of self-defense and defense of third persons under Indiana law, highlighting the importance of mental preparation and marksmanship even at extended distances.

Colion Noir, an attorney and gun rights activist, critically analyzes President Joe Biden's statements on the Second Amendment. Noir argues that Biden's rhetoric misrepresents gun owners' intentions, suggesting they seek firearms for protection rather than to overthrow the government. The video touches on Biden's crime prevention plan and expresses skepticism about its effectiveness and potential to infringe on constitutional rights.

This video provides an update and explanation regarding the postponement of the "Freedom Week 2.0" hearing in the Miller v. Becerra case. The creator, who is an attorney, discusses their personal insights into why the hearing was moved to March 19, 2020, and what implications this delay might have for the future. The description also includes extensive affiliate links to various firearm accessories, EDC gear, and YouTube production equipment.

This video, part of the 'Ask An Attorney' series, features Attorney Tom Grieve discussing crucial advice on what *not* to do following a self-defense shooting. The content emphasizes the severe legal consequences of making mistakes, warning viewers that such errors could lead to imprisonment. The USCCA promotes preparation and provides resources for gun owners to understand their rights and responsibilities, including membership benefits for legal protection, educational materials, and a community forum.

This video, part of the 'Ask An Attorney' series, features legal expert Alan Diamond discussing false arrests by police and the legal recourse available. It addresses questions regarding suing police for wrongful arrest, the impact of self-defense claims on legal records, and the consequences for law enforcement in such scenarios. The content aims to educate gun owners on their rights and legal protections, aligning with the USCCA's mission to protect and educate responsible armed Americans.

This episode of Tom Gresham's Gun Talk features guest co-host Jane Anne Shimizu and guest Paloma Capanna, an attorney for Dark Storm Industries. The description provides extensive details on how to listen to the live radio show, download podcasts, and access the show via various apps and platforms, including YouTube. It also highlights that "GUNTALK" is a registered trademark.

This episode of Tom Gresham's GUNTALK features a discussion with attorney Clint B. Monfort. The show, a long-running radio program and podcast, covers a wide range of firearm-related topics and legal aspects within the shooting community. Listeners can tune in live, download episodes as podcasts, or access them through various apps and platforms.

This NRA News segment from May 3, 2012, features Ginny Simone interviewing attorney Carlos Spector regarding a case involving trucker Jabin Bogan. According to Spector, U.S. Customs instructed Bogan to drive a truck containing ammunition into Mexico. The video delves into the legal and logistical implications of this alleged directive, raising questions about border security and the handling of firearms components.

This video features Ginny Simone interviewing Larry Aitken, the father of Brian Aitken, and Evan Nappen, Brian Aitken's attorney. The discussion likely revolves around a legal case or legislative issue concerning Brian Aitken, with the provided NRA-ILA link suggesting a connection to gun rights or firearms legislation. The interview aims to provide information and perspective from both a family member and legal counsel on the matter.