Category Archives: The Law

Got a Lawyer? It’s Key to Personal Defense

Posted on 16 January 2023

From time to time, we have suggested that defensive shooters get the advice of a good attorney. Now, mind you, I am not talking about just any attorney, but one who specializes in criminal-defense work, ideally in the same jurisdiction. A … Continue reading →

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What Does the 21-Foot Rule Really Mean?

Posted on 26 October 2020

Above: A popular drill in defensive-training classes is to have instructors run perpendicular to the shooter in a measured space of 21′. The goal is for the shooter on the line to draw and engage a paper target before the … Continue reading →

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Law & CCW: What You Need to Know for Self-Defense

Posted on 17 March 2020

We spend a lot of time talking about the importance of being able to hit quickly and accurately with one’s defensive firearm. Almost as much time is spent discussing the combat mindset and our ability to recognize and avoid trouble … Continue reading →

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Self-Defense & Communication: Be Careful What You Say

Posted on 25 November 2019

While keeping up with a recent murder trial, I noticed that the prosecution introduced into evidence a number of the defendant’s texts and emails, along with a fair amount of overwhelming physical evidence. In this case, the defendant was found … Continue reading →

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