Videos tagged with DUI

This video from Washington Gun Law TV explains how a second DUI offense within seven years in Washington State can lead to permanent firearm disqualification, even if the offenses are reduced to misdemeanors like reckless or negligent driving. The speaker, William Kirk, emphasizes that many individuals are unaware of this consequence, as it's often not explicitly mentioned during legal proceedings or by legal counsel. The video details the specific statutes involved and the lengthy process of potential rights restoration.

This video explains the federal implications of possessing a firearm while holding a marijuana card. It clarifies that while state laws might differ, federal law prohibits individuals with marijuana cards from possessing firearms, classifying them as prohibited persons. The speaker emphasizes that this can lead to federal charges, even if not explicitly a state crime.

William Kirk, President of Washington Gun Law, provides an expert analysis of HB 1562, detailing new firearm rights disqualifiers in Washington State effective July 23, 2023. The law expands disqualifications beyond felonies and domestic violence to include offenses like stalking, cyber harassment, animal cruelty, and multiple DUIs, while also clarifying firearm rights restoration timelines. Kirk emphasizes the law is not retroactive, applying only to offenses committed on or after its effective date.

This video, presented by Johnny Q, addresses legal liability for vehicle accidents, particularly when under the influence. Johnny Q, an authoritative figure in tactical gear, clarifies that leaving the scene of an accident is illegal, as is driving while impaired. He strongly advises against driving under the influence and outlines the proper procedure if an accident occurs: pull over, contact law enforcement, and exchange information.

This video delves into the legal ramifications of using deadly force in self-defense during a home invasion when the defender has consumed alcohol. It features insights from USCCA Director of Content Kevin Michalowski and criminal defense attorney Tom Grieve, who discuss the arguments for and against using deadly force while intoxicated, the concept of the 'necessity defense,' and the critical importance of consulting legal counsel before speaking with police after such an incident.

This video, presented by William Kirk of Washington Gun Law, details the nine ways a firearm can be ordered forfeited in Washington State under RCW 9.41.098. It clarifies that forfeiture is often temporary and outlines exceptions, such as stolen firearms or lack of probable cause. The discussion emphasizes responsible gun ownership and awareness of legal statutes.

The Supreme Court has declined to hear cases concerning the restoration of gun rights for non-violent felons. The speaker expresses disappointment, highlighting cases involving tax fraud, non-injury DUIs, and copyright violations for counterfeit cassette tapes. The video emphasizes that even expunged felonies can prevent firearm ownership without a pardon, and discusses the broader implications of such Supreme Court decisions for all Second Amendment rights.

This video discusses legal ramifications related to driving under the influence of marijuana, specifically focusing on the possibility of being searched by law enforcement. While the title and description allude to potential interactions with police, there is no mention or implication of firearms being present, demonstrated, or discussed within the content.

This video from Guns & Gadgets Media discusses a significant legal victory concerning the Second Amendment rights of individuals prohibited from owning firearms due to DUI and OUI offenses. While specific firearm models or calibers are not mentioned, the title and description strongly indicate a focus on gun rights advocacy and legal challenges within the firearms community. The content is framed as informational and potentially educational regarding Second Amendment issues.

This 'Liberty Update' episode, filmed on 12/30/16, covers a range of topics including a controversial DUI charge related to caffeine consumption in California, the disturbing incident of USPS delivering dead pet canaries for an Alabama woman, ongoing reports of Russian hacking, and the imminent prospect of the 9th Circuit Court overturning a pro-gun legal victory. The discussion highlights legal and societal issues with a focus on potentially impactful rulings and events.