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Resistance See other Resistance Articles Title: The 3 Best Tips To Surviving The Legal Aftermath Of A Shooting "I'd rather be judged by twelve than carried by six!" A lot of gun owners, if you asked them, would agree with this statement. In theory, most of us would. But in reality, thinking like that could ruin your life and leave your family bankrupt. The sad reality in our lawsuit-happy world is that your legal defense for a shooting - even one that you feel was 100% justified - looks an awful lot like "guilty until proven innocent" in court. So here are... The 3 Best Tips To Surviving The Legal Aftermath Of A Shooting Click here for real close-combat shooting training mcs-mag.com/s/close-combat-shooting Look, aren't you stick of hearing too many stories of some responsibly armed citizen who put a bullet in some scumbag who broke into his home and was threatening his family... only to see our "justice" system try to paint HIM as the villain? Unfortunately, that's the way it is these days... you can't escape it... and I hope you and your family never have to sweat it out in a courtroom wondering if you'll end up going to jail for protecting those you love. These 3 tips will help you out... 1. Train With Your Freedom In Mind I know it feels great to pop off a few caps down at the local gun range, but hopefully you now realize that your attacker is only one fight you have to survive. Take the time to get training in shoot/no shoot decisions and use of force specifically for your state and locality. You can't afford not to know what is legal and what is not. 2. Never Trust The District Attorney The DA you'll face doesn't care about whether you're innocent or not - his only job is to make you look as guilty as he possibly so he can win a conviction against you. Since his "job performance" is based on not losing cases "which wastes the taxpayers' money", he'll likely try to scare you into a plea bargain by saying... "I'm afraid I'll have to seek the maximum penalty of twenty years if you force me to go to the taxpayer expense of a trial." If you know your actions were justified... I recommend not taking the deal! Pleading to a lesser charge will still make you "guilty" and you'll likely do some jail time anyway AND lose your right to ever own a gun again... EVER! 3. Don't "Cheap Out" Your Trial Defense Even the innocent can "lose" a trial by going bankrupt paying lawyer and court fees since the longer you're embroiled in the legal system, the more money it is going to suck out of you. But that's no reason to pinch pennies by hiring "my cousin, Vinny" or your "family lawyer" who helped you draw up your will. You need an expert who knows how to defend in a real trial against hardass DA prosecutors - and wins cases! Those guys and gals aren't cheap. This is where a self-defense "insurance plan" will be your best friend because it will give you a proven trial lawyer to defend you without you even having to think about it. These can be really quite affordable (you can actually even get a complete "defense shield" plan when you become a member of the United States Concealed Carry Association). Look, the bottom line is that the best legal defense plan is to make the right decisions in the first place! But the law isn't always fair. One wrong move and YOU could be the one who ends up in the back of the responding officer's police cruiser -- even if you think you are in the right! And if that happens, you'd damn well better be prepared for the next fight of your life - the one for your freedom! Yours in freedom & survival, Jeff Anderson Editor MCS Magazine P.S. - Do you know someone who was forced to defend themselves in a trial for protecting themselves? Leave a comment on our blog and tell us what you learned from their experience. We're all in this together! Poster Comment: Get the training before the SHTF. ;) Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest
#1. To: BTP Holdings (#0)
Those guys and gals aren't cheap. Hence, the richer you are the more "justice" you get in our blind justice society with corruption that makes third world countries envious.
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