Videos tagged with Illinois Concealed Carry

Instructor Mike provides essential information regarding Illinois firearms laws, specifically the FOID card and Concealed Carry License. The FOID card, valid for 10 years, allows for the purchase and possession of firearms and ammunition. The Concealed Carry License, which requires a FOID card and a 16-hour training course, permits carrying firearms in public. Renewal processes and associated fees are also detailed.

This video clarifies the critical legal distinction between an arrest and a conviction, particularly for Illinois concealed carry license applicants. It explains that an arrest is a formal charge, while a conviction requires a guilty verdict or plea. The instructor emphasizes that outcomes like 'Nolle Prosequi' (N.P.) or 'Stricken on Leave to Reinstate' (S.O.L.) are not convictions and advises viewers to get such matters expunged from their record before applying for a license.

A federal district court in Illinois has ruled that the state's ban on licensed concealed carry on public transit violates the Second Amendment. The case, Shanthal v. Raul, was financially backed by the Second Amendment Foundation and Firearms Policy Coalition. Judge Ian Johnston, a Trump appointee, found that the state failed to demonstrate an American tradition of firearm regulation that would justify prohibiting permit holders from carrying on Metra and CTA transit.

This guide outlines the comprehensive process for obtaining an Illinois Concealed Carry License (CCL). It details the mandatory 16-hour training course, the application for a FOID card, and the subsequent CCL application requirements, including necessary documentation and optional fingerprint submission. The video emphasizes the applicant's responsibility to understand and adhere to all relevant state and federal firearm laws.

This video promotes an Illinois Concealed Carry (CCW) course offered by Mike Brown's Classes. It outlines the steps to register and pay for the course, emphasizing the non-refundable retainer fee and various payment options including phone, website, CashApp, PayPal, Zelle, and Apple Pay. The primary goal is to encourage viewers to sign up for the CCW class to understand why they should obtain their concealed carry permit.

Instructor Mike explains the process and reasons behind Illinois Concealed Carry Instructor status revocations. He details that revocation can occur due to the loss of an instructor's FOID or CCL, or if their training curriculum is found to be non-compliant with the Concealed Carry Act. The video also outlines the updated Illinois State Police policy offering a 60-day grace period for students to obtain new training when an instructor's status is revoked for curriculum issues, preventing automatic license revocation for the student.

This video features a discussion on orders of protection, the limitations of legal documents in preventing violence, and the importance of self-defense training. It highlights a tragic case in Philadelphia where a woman with an order of protection was murdered, emphasizing that legal protections alone are often insufficient. The conversation delves into the psychological aspects of domestic violence, trauma bonding, and the necessity of developing effective coping mechanisms, including firearm proficiency. The panel also discusses gun safes, particularly biometric and vein pattern recognition technology, and explores legal aspects of concealed carry and reciprocity across different states.

This video features Instructor Mike discussing Michael Moore's proposed 28th Amendment, which aims to repeal and replace the Second Amendment with a system of mandatory registration, licensing, and strict vetting for firearm ownership. The discussion also covers recent concealed carry incidents, including the Indiana Greenwood Mall shooting and the legal implications of carrying in restricted areas, as well as broader issues like domestic violence, self-defense laws, and the challenges facing law enforcement recruitment and training. The importance of proper concealed carry training and the potential misuse of red flag laws are also highlighted.

This video discusses the potential legal conflict in Illinois between mandatory COVID-19 mask orders and existing unlawful use of a weapon statutes that prohibit being masked while carrying a firearm. Instructor Mike, with a background in criminal justice and law enforcement, explains that while the law exists, the current situation, driven by an executive order, could be argued as entrapment. He advises compliance with mask mandates to avoid arrest, emphasizing that carrying a firearm is for self-defense, not to avoid legal consequences. The video also touches on the legal basis for police stops, referencing Terry v. Ohio, and the importance of understanding firearms laws.

This video provides a tutorial on how to obtain both the Illinois Firearm Owners Identification (FOID) Card and the Concealed Carry License. Instructor Mike breaks down the requirements for each permit, making it a helpful guide for Illinois residents seeking to legally own and carry firearms. The content is presented as a frequently requested educational resource.

The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled Illinois' concealed carry ban unconstitutional, mandating the state to pass a concealed carry bill within 180 days. This decision emphasizes the right to self-defense outside the home as equivalent to the right within the home, rejecting Illinois' justification for its sweeping ban. The ruling could impact 'May Issue' states and potentially lead to constitutional carry if the state fails to act within the mandated timeframe.

This YouTube video announces approved concealed carry in Illinois, urging viewers to join the NRA through a provided membership link. The description emphasizes a discount for joining via the link, highlighting the NRA's role and a $25 fee, saving $10. The content is focused on legislative updates and an organization call to action related to firearm rights.