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If someone steals your property, can you use force or deadly force to recover it? Click to watch Independent Program Attorney Matt Kilgo explain how Georgians can legally respond.  

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If someone steals your property, can you use force or deadly force to recover it? Click to watch Independent Program Attorney Doug Richards explain how Coloradans can legally respond.  

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  If someone steals your property, can you use force or deadly force to recover it? Click to watch Independent Program Attorney Robert Robles explain how Oklahomans can legally respond.  

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If someone steals your property, can you use force or deadly force to recover it? Click to watch Independent Program Attorney Justin McShane explain how Pennsylvanians can legally respond.  

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If someone steals your property, can you use force or deadly force to recover it? Click to watch Independent Program Attorney Ed Riley explain how Virginians can legally respond.

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  It’s now up to Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal to decide whether licensed gun owners may carry concealed handguns on the state’s college campuses. Both chambers of the Georgia General Assembly closed out this year’s legislative session Thursday, March 30 in closed-door huddles, hammering out a compromise campus carry measure, formally known as House Bill... [Read More]

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On this episode of the Member’s Voice, Sherry Hale has a special guest giving his first-hand experience about how U.S. Law Shield protected him in his time of need.  

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If someone steals your property, can you use deadly force to recover it? Click to watch Independent Program Attorney David Katz explain the limits on how you can legally respond in the Sunshine State.  

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  Do harsh winter conditions or a full schedule keep you from getting to the shooting range as often as you’d prefer? For us too, but that shouldn’t mean you can’t get in a little practicing. Dry fire practice can be an important (and better yet, inexpensive) part of your training. And it’s convenient because... [Read More]

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  We at U.S. LawShield firmly believe in education and training. This applies not only to the handling of firearms and how lawfully to defend yourself, but even to how to use your 24/7 Emergency Hotline! Given that this hotline is your lifeline to an attorney in a situation where everything you say or do... [Read More]

The post U.S. Law Shield Emergency Hotline 101: The Call After the Bang appeared first on U.S. & Texas LawShield.

  If I have a valid Pennsylvania License to Carry a Firearm (LTCF), may I legally carry a loaded firearm on my ATV or Snowmobile in Pennsylvania for self-defense purposes? At first glance, it may seem like this is a quick post in that the answer is: “no.” This would be misleading and almost completely... [Read More]

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U.S. Law Shield News host Sam Malone interviews U.S. Law Shield of Florida Independent Program Attorney David Katz about the legalities surrounding a recent self-defense situation in the state.  

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