Videos tagged with Wisconsin Law

This video discusses the legal ramifications for parents when their children bring firearms to school, examining two cases from Wisconsin and North Carolina. It highlights the complexities of parental liability, safe storage laws, and the debate over criminal negligence versus a child's actions. The speaker expresses a conflicted view, acknowledging the need for responsibility while questioning the broad application of laws that may penalize parents even when they believe they've taken precautions.

In Wisconsin, pets are legally classified as property, not family members. This means you cannot legally use lethal force to defend a pet. The speaker humorously illustrates this by stating that shooting someone over a bearded dragon would result in jail time.

This video, featuring legal expert Tom Grieve, clarifies the nuances of using deadly force against trespassers on private property in Wisconsin. It emphasizes that ignoring 'no trespassing' signs does not automatically constitute a deadly threat, differentiating between 'hostile' and 'deadly' intent. The discussion highlights the limitations of Wisconsin's Castle Doctrine, which primarily applies to occupied dwellings, and advises property owners on de-escalation tactics and legal considerations to avoid escalating situations unnecessarily.

This video provides an attorney's analysis of the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, focusing on the legal definition of self-defense under Wisconsin law. It dissects the prosecution's arguments, particularly the provocation defense and attempts to frame Rittenhouse as an active shooter, contrasting them with the defense's strategy and Rittenhouse's testimony. The analysis also touches on prosecutorial misconduct and the judge's rulings.

This video covers the closing arguments in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, focusing on the judge's instructions to the jury. Key legal concepts discussed include the definition of a dangerous weapon, the presumption of innocence, the burden of proof resting on the state, and the meaning of reasonable doubt. The prosecution's arguments emphasize that Rittenhouse provoked the incident and therefore lost his right to self-defense, while also detailing the sequence of events leading to the deaths of Joseph Rosenbaum and Anthony Huber.

This video, featuring USCCA's Kevin Michalowski and attorney Tom Grieve, discusses the complex legalities of using deadly force against an unarmed attacker. It emphasizes that an unarmed individual can pose a deadly threat if their actions foreseeably could lead to death or great bodily harm, with specific considerations for factors like size disparity. The importance of understanding state-specific laws and de-escalation is highlighted.

This video provides expert guidance from USCCA's Kevin Michalowski and attorney Tom Grieve on how to handle a traffic stop while legally carrying a firearm. It emphasizes understanding state-specific laws, maintaining calm, and communicating clearly with law enforcement to ensure a safe and lawful interaction. The advice is geared towards responsible gun owners navigating potential legal complexities.

This video provides a legal analysis of the Kyle Rittenhouse incident in Kenosha, Wisconsin, from the perspective of a lawyer. It examines the legality of Rittenhouse's actions under Wisconsin self-defense laws, including the duty to retreat and the concept of the initial aggressor. The analysis also touches upon the legalities of a minor possessing a firearm and the use of an AR-15 as a self-defense tool.

This video, featuring insights from Criminal Defense Attorney Tom Grieve and Executive Editor Kevin Michalowski, details the critical legal steps following a self-defense incident. It emphasizes understanding post-custody legal situations, the purpose of police follow-up statements, and the intricacies of the discovery process and initial court appearances. The content highlights potential prosecutorial strategies and the importance of legal counsel throughout the aftermath.

This guide outlines a comprehensive strategy for responding to aggressive drivers and road rage incidents, drawing on expert advice from the USCCA. It covers initial response, handling being pinned, legal considerations like the Castle Doctrine, passenger protection, verbal de-escalation, and crucial post-incident actions. The instruction emphasizes maintaining mobility and only resorting to defensive force when an imminent threat is clearly established.

This episode of "Into the Fray" defines deadly force and its legal justification, focusing on Wisconsin law. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding self-defense laws for individuals who carry firearms. It also promotes USCCA resources for learning more about concealed carry and self-defense, and includes links to their social media platforms and a free gun giveaway.

This video discusses Wisconsin's emergency rules for concealed carry permits, approved by Governor Walker. The NRA expresses disappointment that the Department of Justice (DOJ) mandated a 4-hour minimum training and set instructor requirements, which they argue exceed the legislative intent of the original bill. The rules take effect November 1st, and the legislature plans to review and potentially reject them to reinstate the original intent.