News/Q&A Show: Dec. 10, 2020

Welcome to this episode of our ONLY open-access content, our weekly News/Q&A Show. A transcript of the show is available below my signature, for those who prefer to read rather than view. Also, Law of Self Defense Members can access the show in audio form in the members-only Law of Self Defense Podcast.

In today's News/Q&A Show for December 10, 2020 we touched on a broad range of questions submitted for the show, as well as questions submitted live, including:

NEWS

“Scathing order explains why judge denied bond to father and son accused of killing Ahmaud Arbery”
Attorney for Kyle Rittenhouse leaves legal team
Man Reportedly Charged With Attempted Murder After Chasing, Shooting Unarmed Burglar
Florida man seeks self-defense immunity in 2017 SWAT drug raid that left 21-year-old woman dead

Q&A

Can deadly defensive force be used to stop a kidnapping?
Is a verbal threat enough to justify deadly defensive force?
The 12 strongest self-defense cases of the year?
Defendant spent two years in jail before being granted self-defense immunity–why?
If prosecutors appeal grant of self-defense immunity, how’s that process work?
Can a thrown bottle justify the use of deadly defensive force?
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A transcript of the show is available below my signature, for those who prefer to read rather than view. Also, Law of Self Defense Members can access the show in audio form in the members-only Law of Self Defense Podcast.

A transcript of the show is available at the Law of Self Defense blog (http://lawofselfdefense.com/blog) for those who prefer to read rather than view. Also, Law of Self Defense Members can access the show in audio form in the members-only Law of Self Defense Podcast.

Remember

You carry a gun so you’re hard to kill.

Know the law so you’re hard to convict!

Stay safe!

--Andrew

Attorney Andrew F. Branca
Law of Self Defense LLC