Living in New Jersey: Defending Yourself in the Garden State
Many concerned law-abiding gun owners, especially those who live
Living in the Big City: The Unique Ways Gun Laws Are Applied In This Major Colorado City
Colorado state law generally governs a person’s ability to lawfully
Living in the Big City: The Unique Way Gun Laws Are Applied In This Major Texas City…
The secret is out: The Lone Start State is a great place to live. One of the best things about Texas is the amount of freedom law-abiding gun owners enjoy every day.
Did He Fire 6 Shots or Only 5?
The frightening truth is that juries often deliberate around the quantity of shots fired and the time it takes one to defend themselves...
A Landmark Win for Self-Defense Rights: The Ninth Circuit Sets a Precedent…
A monumental occasion! On Friday, August 14, 2020, the U.S.
Attorney War Stories: 3 Lessons For Every Gun Owner
In our more than ten years representing U.S. & Texas LawShield members, we have had plenty of experience dealing with what people have done to make...
Parents Beware: Your Knife Could Get You 10 Years!
In the wake of a global pandemic, civil unrest and worsening police response times, you may want to send your college student back to school in Texas with more than a laptop....
Self-Defense Law 101 in Michigan
Michigan’s laws generally favor one’s ability to use force in self-defense under certain circumstances. Surprisingly, the words “force,” “deadly force,” and “non-deadly force”...
Self-Defense Law 101 in Tennessee
Before examining the right of self-defense in Tennessee, it is important to understand what force and deadly force mean here. Force is defined as “compulsion by the use of physical power or violence.”
Self-Defense Law 101 in New Mexico
Can an officer search your home without a warrant if someone else gives consent? Learn the answer and how it can affect you in New Mexico.
