My husband and I live in Southeast Kansas and just recently joined the USCCA. We was discussing what the benefits was and my husband asked me: Are there any defense lawyers/attorney’s that are suggested or recommended by the USCCA for the southeast kansas area? So now I am asking you all
All true! All good! There are not that many in Tennessee, they are spread far and wide.
So, my first choice was the closest one to me with in a hour and a half drive on an interstate.
It just so happens that he has an excellent education with a JD doctoral degree in law, and an excellent work history and background in criminal trials, besides being pro-2A.
I did contact USCCA / Delta Defense Critical Incident and they did indicate my choice.
One less thing that I have to aggravate about in time of need than trying to relay any of those particulars.
I am sure that time can be better spent on so much more.
And, yes I have added USCCA critical incident, and this chosen lawyer’s contract information in my cell phone’s contact list.
My attorney of choice is also one of my best friends, We hunt and fish together. He is a great guy. He also said that if he ever had to defend me that he will need the deed to my house, keys to my boat and trailer and to turn over my combination to my gun safe and ammo safe….
Yes, facing both criminal, and later “civil” charges.
At a recent free 2A support event I attended, one of the speakers reminded us, even in court after a righteous self defense, it can seem like the prosecutors, like state government, have unlimited amount of funds to use against you. That’s because they are using all of our money. From our taxes, fees, and we elected them.
That alone, should get me to care more about voting.
For me, pause, to try to help or pitch in to causes where I can; And my trying to use good judgement to discern life , limb, or death situation.