Videos tagged with Louisiana Law

This video from CRPA TV features an expert speaker analyzing the controversial 'Vampire Rule' defense, which surprisingly relied on historical Black Codes. The speaker highlights the disturbing use of these post-Civil War laws, designed to disenfranchise African Americans, to justify modern regulations. The analysis points out the weak and far-reaching nature of such legal arguments, particularly referencing an 1865 Louisiana law used in Hawaii.

This video from Guns & Gadgets details a concerning incident where Maddox Livingston, an 18-year-old in Louisiana, was jailed for nearly 24 hours on a felony weapons charge due to a police mistake. The officer mistakenly ran the patent number instead of the serial number of Livingston's legally owned TriStar Manufacturing pistol, leading to a false hit for a stolen firearm. Despite Livingston's attempts to clarify, he was arrested. The charges were later dropped, and Livingston is pursuing a lawsuit. The video emphasizes how critical clerical errors can have severe consequences for lawful gun owners and highlights potential failures in police training and procedures.

This video details a case of alleged police misconduct in New Roads, Louisiana, where an 18-year-old, Maddox Livingston, was wrongfully arrested and jailed for illegal possession of a stolen firearm. The speaker, drawing on news reports and legal commentary, explains how a police error in running a patent number instead of a serial number led to the false accusation. The narrative also touches upon broader issues of police corruption, including unrelated arrests of officers and the troubled history of another officer, John Chambriss. The content highlights the importance of legal firearm ownership and the potential pitfalls within law enforcement interactions.

This video from Active Self Protection analyzes a Louisiana traffic stop that escalated into a fatal shooting. Hosts John Correia and Mike Willever, recognized experts in use-of-force analysis, break down the incident, highlighting the deputy's tactical decisions, the suspect's resistance, and the critical moments involving a Taser and firearm. The analysis emphasizes lessons in de-escalation and the importance of backup.

This video critiques a gun buyback program in New Orleans that offered Xbox consoles in exchange for firearms. The speaker argues that such programs are ineffective at deterring criminals, as they primarily attract individuals with broken or low-value firearms, and potentially those exploiting the system with 3D-printed components. The event's low turnout and focus on a gaming tournament suggest a misaligned strategy, potentially aimed more at community engagement than actual gun reduction.

This video analyzes a controversial tactic used in New Orleans to create expansive gun-free zones by designating a police precinct as a 'VOTCH school.' The speaker, William Kirk of Washington Gun Law, warns that this precedent, if successful, could spread nationwide, impacting lawful firearm ownership. He highlights the potential for similar manipulations of existing laws to restrict access to public spaces under the guise of educational facilities or other protected zones.

This video critically analyzes the Kayla Giles case, refuting claims that USCCA unfairly dropped coverage. The speaker, acting as a firearms instructor and legal commentator, meticulously dissects court documents and evidence to demonstrate that Giles's actions were premeditated and fell outside the scope of self-defense insurance coverage. The analysis highlights the importance of thorough research and understanding legal precedents when discussing such cases.

This video analyzes the USCCA's decision to drop coverage for Kayla Giles-Coutti, who was convicted of second-degree murder. Instructor Mike details the events leading up to the incident, including domestic disputes, a mutual protective order, and Giles-Coutti's purchase of a firearm despite being prohibited. The analysis emphasizes the importance of conflict avoidance and responsible decision-making when carrying a firearm, suggesting that negligence can lead to insurance coverage denial.

This Gun Talk Radio episode discusses the legality of carrying a rifle in a backpack, specifically focusing on a Ruger 10/22 Takedown. Host Tom Gresham addresses a caller's concern about whether this constitutes a concealed firearm. A former police officer and Dan Zelenka join the conversation to offer insights and clarify the issue under Louisiana law. The episode also promotes tuning into the live radio show and accessing Gun Talk's various media platforms.

This segment discusses a new Louisiana law granting constitutional carry rights to military veterans aged 21 and older, provided they meet certain criteria. State Senator Jay Morris explains the legislative process, including a previous veto of a broader constitutional carry bill. The discussion highlights the importance of veteran rights and the ongoing push for broader permitless carry in the state.