All of us carry handguns to protect ourselves and our families from a bad guy doing the unthinkable. Part of a proactive mindset is choosing the ammunition you are comfortable with to stop a perpetrator before he hurts you or your loved ones. This leads us to a question we often hear.
https://vimeo.com/283968019 Some states have Stand Your Ground law, and some don't.
https://vimeo.com/283540138 Missouri has a law that allows citizens to defend themselves
Is there a statute that specifically addresses whether you can stand your ground? If so, how is it related to the Castle Doctrine? Are there any myths involved in the invocation of stand your ground and is this something that's shared by all jurisdictions?
Imagine you're walking to your car after a late night movie, when a masked man with a knife jumps in front of you and demands money. As he creeps closer, you have to decide, hand over your wallet, draw your concealed pistol and protect yourself, or run away. Here are three critical stand your ground rules in Texas.
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In Part I, we saw the actions Clint took to defend his
In Part I, we saw the actions Clint took to defend
In Part I, we saw the actions Clint took to defend
If you ever encounter a situation where you have to stop and
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