Videos tagged with Legal Counsel

This video from Liberty Doll analyzes Utah Bill HB 133, which proposes criminalizing the failure to immediately report self-defense incidents involving force. The discussion highlights the importance of legal counsel, referencing a specific case that inspired the bill and explaining the implications of pretrial justification hearings. The speaker offers a critical perspective on the bill's necessity and advises minimal communication with law enforcement before consulting an attorney.

This video from The VSO Gun Channel, featuring John Crump, investigates a developing story about self-defense insurance coverage from 'Right To Bear.' It clarifies a high-profile incident where coverage was initially questioned due to a misunderstanding with legal counsel, ultimately confirming that 'Right To Bear' is indeed providing coverage for the security guard involved. The expert analysis highlights the nuances of these insurance policies and the importance of understanding their operational specifics.

This short video announces significant news regarding the ATF, indicating a potential shift in its legal leadership. The speaker highlights the replacement of the Chief Legal at ATF, emphasizing that the incoming individual is a gun rights advocate. This change is presented as a major development for the Second Amendment.

This video discusses the severe legal and constitutional ramifications of participating in the 'infinite money glitch' TikTok trend, which involved check fraud against Chase Bank. The speaker, identifying as a constitutionalist and Second Amendment absolutist, explains that check fraud is a serious crime with penalties including significant fines and lengthy prison sentences. Crucially, a felony conviction for check fraud results in a prohibition on firearm ownership, impacting Second Amendment rights, and can also lead to the loss of voting rights. The video strongly advises immediate legal counsel for anyone involved in this trend.

This video provides crucial guidance on interacting with law enforcement, specifically the ATF, emphasizing the importance of knowing and asserting one's constitutional rights. It details how to respond when law enforcement arrives at your door, focusing on the right to remain silent and the right to legal representation under the Fifth and Sixth Amendments, as well as Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches. The content also touches upon recent ATF actions and their implications for firearm owners, particularly concerning pistol braces and the potential for a de facto registry.

This video, featuring Sean Curtis of Pew Pew Tactical and John Keys of Guns Out TV, provides crucial post-self-defense incident guidance. It emphasizes strategic communication with law enforcement, understanding legal doctrines like Castle Doctrine, and the importance of preserving one's narrative for potential future prosecution. The discussion highlights how initial statements, even to 911 dispatchers, can be used to impeach credibility later, stressing the need for brevity and the eventual invocation of the right to counsel.

This video clarifies the legality of using hollow point ammunition for self-defense in the United States. While generally legal for civilians, exceptions exist, notably in New Jersey. The speaker emphasizes that while not explicitly illegal, the choice of ammunition, especially with aggressive branding, can be used by prosecutors to influence juries, underscoring the importance of legal counsel experienced in firearms law.

Massad Ayoob, an expert witness and firearms trainer with over 40 years of experience, explains the critical importance of making a brief, strategic statement to law enforcement immediately following a self-defense shooting. He outlines a 5-point checklist for this statement and contrasts the advice of general criminal defense lawyers with that of specialists in justifiable homicide, advocating for the latter's approach to potentially avoid unnecessary arrest.

This video outlines three stages of 'trigger trouble' for individuals who purchased 'wide open triggers' from Big Daddy Unlimited, focusing on potential ATF involvement. It advises on whether to destroy the trigger, document its destruction, and when to seek legal counsel, emphasizing the legal ramifications of possessing or tampering with potentially regulated items.

This guide outlines critical steps for firearm owners who may be contacted by the ATF regarding forced reset triggers, which the ATF has classified as machine guns. Drawing on advice from the Firearms Policy Coalition, the instructions emphasize the importance of remaining silent and immediately seeking legal counsel. It details what to do and not do during potential ATF visits, property surrender, and documentation of the encounter, stressing the need for legal representation throughout the process.

This video features legal expert Tom Grieve, a noted criminal defense attorney, advising on how to interact with federal agents like the ATF if they arrive at your door. Key advice includes never lying to federal agents to avoid obstruction charges, understanding your rights, and crucially, having specialized legal counsel prepared in advance. Grieve emphasizes that resisting a warrant is a crime and that warrants presented in the field may lack detailed probable cause information.

This video discusses concerns regarding the ATF's potential enforcement actions related to firearm braces. The speaker, while not a lawyer, offers advice on how to interact with law enforcement if they come to your door, emphasizing the right to remain silent and the importance of legal counsel. The discussion also touches on the potential for legal challenges to ATF regulations.