The Legal Use of Force
Basic
Duration: 45 t0 60 minutes (meeting program) OR 2-3 hours (seminar at group fee)
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There are no upcoming classes scheduled for this course.
Description
Give your group's members advanced knowledge on how self-defense law works, potentially saving members from tremendous legal and financial problems. The class presents information applicable in all states, the USCCA course "The Legal Use of Force," with added Arkansas-specific content.
The class includes information from additional authoritative sources, and specific information on self defense law in Arkansas. When you survive a self defense encounter, legal issues will start immediately, and may continue for days, months, or years. Costs can be very high, both financially and emotionally. Knowing how self defense law works ahead of time can get you ready to make key decisions from the beginning, and how to deal with police, investigators, and lawyers to navigate the process.
When taught as an online seminar (ZOOM) there will be time for group discussion, with an immediate follow-on meeting if requested
The presentation can be adjusted to meet your needs from a quick 1 hour meetimg program to in-depth discussion of up to 2 1/2 hours.
Registered attendees for the full longer seminar will receive the USCCA book "Should I Shoot?" ($30 value).
Contact Craig to discuss hosting the presentation at your location, group presentation cost, and availability of the "Should I Shoot?" book.
The content is based on a mini-class developed by USCCA, enhanced with information specific for Arkansas, and supplemented with informaiton from two national experts on self defense law.
This class is designed for your group to host for your members, and can be adjusted from a quick 45 minutes to an in depth 2 hours of discussion. Contact Craig to discuss a group rate for the longer seminar.
Topics Covered
What constitutes self defense?
When is it reasonable to use deadly force?
How should I prepare before the worst happens?
What happens after the dust settles?
How can I prepare for the aftermath?
Expectations and Outcomes
The content imcludes information on what is likelhy to happen after an incident, and recommendations on how to handle the situation.
You will learn the key factors that must be present for a successful claim of self defense after a use of force incident.
Types
Basic, Concealed Carry Training, Legal Aspects for Use of Force / Avoidance, Seminars / Lectures, Specialty Other, USCCA Courses
Requirements
The short version of the seminar is designed as a high interest presentation program for your civic association, community organization, or professional society chapter meeting. There is no charge for the short meeting program presentation, but if yours is a breakfast or luncheon meeting, the speaker does expect a meal provided.