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As you saw in Rear-Ended, Then Defended Part 1, no one was hurt, and our member Jeremy was neither arrested nor charged. Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case. In Part 2, we will dive deeper into the law, where Independent Program Attorneys will explain the road rage self-defense laws from your state. Watch the video... [Read More]

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Just like kings and queens of old, the state of Florida claims as its own all the deer in the forest and fish in the streams. If you want to hunt, trap, or fish in the state, you have to do so by following the state’s rules—and Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officers (FWC... [Read More]

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  The Florida Supreme Court has issued a decision in a case involving a claim of civil immunity from a lawsuit for injuries sustained in what was ruled justifiable self-defense by a criminal court. The Supreme Court has drawn a line in the sand when it comes to civil immunity.  Essentially the Court said immunity... [Read More]

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No Gun? What Are My Self-Defense Options? Watch U.S. LawShield of Florida Independent Program Attorney James Phillips break down the legality of using non-knife or non-firearm weapons for self-defense as he explains exactly what your CWFL encompasses.

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U.S. Law Shield of Florida Independent Program Attorney David Katz goes through the details of whether the home-defender can fire at a fleeing robber. Click the video to see where the line should be drawn. A transcript appears below the video, and if you wish to read subtitles instead of listening to the audio, click the... [Read More]

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