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on Dec 30, 2010
Most states require suspects to meet four criteria before you can use deadly force against them. They are intent, apparent ability, opportunity and jeopardy. The court will also look at three guidelines you must meet to use deadly force. Read More »
on Dec 10, 2010
What are the legal aspects of using deadly force? As a legally armed citizen, it is your responsibility to know those guidelines before you carry a gun for personal defense. Read More »
on Jan 13, 2010
The late, great Col. Jeff Cooper, founder of the famous firearms school Gunsite, first called the issue of dealing with the criminal justice system after a self-defense shooting "problem two." Specifically, he opined that surviving the deadly force encounter was "problem one," and everything that occurred afterward (the emotional, societal and legal issues) was "problem two." Read More »