Are Rare Breed FRT-15 Triggers Legal or Illegal?

We’ve been receiving a lot of inquiries regarding the Rare Breed FRT-15 triggers and whether they are legal or not. I would first like to note that I DO NOT have a dog in this fight, and I am not representing either side. It is also important for me to note that I am also not a technical firearms specialist, so I can’t tell you specifics of how this trigger works.
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USCCA Self-Defense Policy Exposed

The USCCA (United States Concealed Carry Association) is one of the most talked about Concealed Carry insurances on the market. But are you really covered when it matters the most?
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Defensive Display of a Firearm

The defensive display of a firearm refers to presenting or showing a firearm in a situation where an individual feels threatened or believes that the use of force, including deadly force, may be necessary to protect themselves or others from harm.  It's often considered a prelude to the potential use of a firearm in self-defense.
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What You Need to Know About Hourly vs Flat Rate Lawyer Fees

Attorney Marc J. Victor explains why some lawyers charge a flat rate while others opt for an hourly rate and the pros and cons of each.
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How To Handle an ATF Interaction When They Come Knocking for Your FRT Trigger

The ATF was recorded knocking on doors looking for FRT triggers - Attorney Marc J. Victor analyzes the video and responds.
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Kayla Giles and USCCA Case Analyzed by Attorneys Marc J. Victor and Andy Marcantel

Criminal Defense Attorneys Marc J. Victor and Andy Marcantel do a deep dive into the Kayla Giles self-defense case and how the USCCA denied her coverage even after her appointed criminal defense lawyer argued to the USCCA that she had a legitimate self-defense case.
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5 Things to Know When Hiring a Personal Injury Attorney

If you or your loved ones have fallen victim to negligence, accidents, or wrongful actions, finding the right personal injury attorney is crucial to navigating the legal complexities you may be facing.
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U.S. LawShield Policy Review

U.S. LawShield exists to help cover the costs associated with your legal defense. However, we have discovered some potential drawbacks and exclusions in their policy that are worth considering by taking a second look.
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CCW Safe Policy Review

CCW Safe is a legal service membership plan that offers unlimited legal coverage for concealed carry defense. However, we have discovered some potential drawbacks and exclusions in their policy that are worth considering taking a second look.
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Firearms Legal Protection Self-Defense Policy Review

Firearms Legal Protection is one of many gun insurance companies on the market and per your request, we've reviewed their policy and found some interesting facts that we'd like to share.
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The Truth About Gun Insurance Policies

Even though many of these gun insurance policies cover things like firearms training, bail bonds, scene cleanup, and lost wages, they often have many exclusions to their coverage because they cannot insure in the cases of criminal offenses.
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Reaction to FBI Raid on Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Home

I urge everyone to use caution before making judgments about the justice department. We must wait until we have the full information on the case.
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Picture Day with the Attorneys for Freedom

It's picture day for the partners at the Attorneys for Freedom Law Firm!
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Roe v. Wade to be OVERTURNED?! Attorneys Marc Victor & Andy Marcantel – leaked Supreme Court opinion

Roe v. Wade to be OVERTURNED?! Attorneys Marc Victor & Andrew Marcantel analyze leaked Supreme Court opinion Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization.
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Road Rage with a Firearm

Road Rage can lead to serious criminal charges if you display your firearm or threaten another driver with your firearm. First of all, there is nothing happening on the road that should cause you to get so angry that you would pull out your firearm and threaten another driver. This is a very easy and foolish way to end up with a dangerous felony on your record.
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Video Testimonials

At the Attorneys for Freedom Law Firm, we only act with your best interests in mind. From criminal defense to personal injury cases, we will always represent our clients the way we would want to be represented ourselves.
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Online Reviews

When choosing a law firm to represent you in your legal matter nothing speaks louder than past clients of the law firm. We are proud of our many 5-Star reviews on Google. But don’t just take our word for it, see for yourself.
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In the News

Several local and national media outlets turn to Attorney Marc J. Victor for his legal commentary and expertise on high-profile criminal cases.
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Why Choose the Attorneys for Freedom

We know there are many law firms competing for the privilege of representing you in your legal matter. We also know that when it comes to seeking legal representation, you need to choose wisely.
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Marijuana Is Legal In Arizona…Well, Not Really

Marijuana Is Legal In Arizona...Well, Not Really. Many people erroneously believe that marijuana was legalized under Prop 207 in Arizona. Of course, this is not the case. It was really just decriminalized with certain conditions. You can still get into legal trouble with marijuana in Arizona if you don't know what the facts are concerning Prop 207.
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Atty Marc Victor – Questions Mount Over Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel & Death Penalty Cases

Atty Marc Victor - Questions Mount Over Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel & Death Penalty Cases
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Fighting the Governor’s Executive Orders on COVID in Hawaii

Attorney Marc J. Victor recently argued at the Hawaii Court of Appeals that the Hawaii Governor's endless emergency proclamations over COVID are illegal and unconstitutional.
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Mayhem in the Sky – Airline Misconduct & Violence

As a criminal defense attorney, I would like to know, what the hell is going on with airline travel these days? I keep seeing stories of airline passengers assaulting airline employees as well as other passengers. Has everyone lost their damn minds? There are things you need to know about this.
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United States Supreme Court Case – New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen

The United States Supreme Court 2nd Amendment Case - New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen. Attorney Andrew Marcantel - A big and important Second Amendment case in the United States Supreme Court right now is going to change the face of gun rights in this country.
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Why Hire A Trial Lawyer For Your Personal Injury Case

Not all lawyers are trial lawyers. In fact, some lawyers don't go to court at all in personal injury matters. Instead, if they are not able to settle the case, they farm the cases out to other lawyers who have experience with trying personal injury cases.
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10 Things To Think About Before Hiring An Attorney

If you are considering hiring an attorney for a legal matter, we would be honored if you would consider our law firm. We would be happy to meet with you in person and answer these 10 questions as they are related to our law firm.
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Bill of Rights Day 2021

The Bill of Rights Day: AZLP’s 2021 Pulse Check - Attorney Marc J. Victor will be participating via Zoom.
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Kyle Rittenhouse Verdict and Legal Analysis

CHECK YOUR POLITICAL AFFILIATION AT THE DOOR! Two experienced trial attorneys give a full, legal analysis of the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict and self-defense law, on this week’s episode of The Peace Radicals Podcast!
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Should I Talk To The Police If I Am Arrested for a Crime?

If you are being questioned by the police you should always invoke your right to remain silent. If you can’t resist the urge to talk, just say what’s on the back of my business card above. Then, ask to speak to your attorney as soon as possible.
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Probation – Rehabilitation in Theory vs Practice

Throughout this blog, I am going to discuss what probation is intended to be, the unrealistic expectations, and what probation is really like. Please keep in mind that the context of the blog is general; some things discussed will not apply to everyone.
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Stop Resisting!

I have represented many clients who have been charged with the passive resistance subsection of the statute. A telltale sign that the charge will be showing up on an ill-fated arrestee’s citation can be summed up in one phrase: “STOP RESISTING!” If one is unfortunate enough to hear an officer yell this stern command at the time of their arrest, chances are they will soon find themselves facing the additional crime.
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What Is the First Step Act?

The First Step Act is legislation that President Trump signed into law.  Although this is a step in the right direction, it’s important to note that this law will only affect those who are in the Federal System of roughly 181,000 inmates, which makes up only a small percentage of our over 2.1 million total prison population.
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What To Do If You Are Charged With A Federal Crime

There are many criminal defense attorneys out there, but very few of them are licensed to practice in federal court. It may be surprising to some that you need to be admitted to federal court and not all criminal defense attorneys are. In fact, very few, a small percentage of them are admitted to federal court and an even smaller percentage of them actually go to federal court on a regular basis.
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Suffering Damages – What You Need to Know

These damages are calculated using a special formula that takes the costs of your medical expenses; multiplies them by another number known as a multiplier. While the formula is important to determine the value of your claim, the value of the multiplier is subjective and dependent on whether your lawyer can defend that your claim warrants higher value damages. If you have been injured and are considering seeking pain and suffering damages, here are a few things you should keep in mind.
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What to do if You Are a Passenger in a Motor Vehicle Accident?

If you have been involved in a motor vehicle accident, you need an experienced auto accident attorney to defend your legal rights. The Attorney for Freedom Law Firm can help you receive all the compensation you deserve. With over 25 years of experience, the Attorneys for Freedom Law Firm will fight for you and your rights. Don’t be bullied by the insurance companies and settle for less than you deserve, call our office today and schedule an appointment.multiplier is subjective and dependent on whether your lawyer can defend that your claim warrants higher value damages. If you have been injured and are considering seeking pain and suffering damages, here are a few things you should keep in mind.
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Making an Insurance Claim for a Vehicle Damaged in an Accident

There are generally two avenues for making an insurance claim to have your vehicle repaired or replaced after an accident. First, you can go through your own insurance company if you have collision coverage, regardless of whether you or another person caused the accident. Second, you can make a claim to the adverse driver’s insurance carrier if the adverse driver caused the accident. Here are some points to consider when making a claim as to damage to your vehicle.
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Top 5 Reasons Why You Should Join The Attorneys On Retainer Program

Today I want to tell you about our exciting new, Attorneys on Retainer Program. By joining the program, you actually become a client of the law firm for just $25 a month. Yes, that’s right, you will become an actual client of the law firm. This means you will have our law firm standing by in the event you ever need any of our legal services.
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Motorcycle Accident Injuries

While many accidents can be prevented, unfortunately, not all passenger vehicle drivers are aware of how to best share the road. When drivers make mistakes, often the individuals who suffer the greatest injuries are motorcyclists. Riders don’t have the protective chassis of a car and therefore are more at risk of traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, and other serious life-altering damage.
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Managing Road Rage

We’ve all been there. You’re trying to get home safely, and another driver cuts you off. Or maybe you’re trying to get to work on time and a car is driving ten miles under the speed limit in the passing lane. Any of these situations can provoke anger in even the calmest of people. However, how you react to these actions can also impact your own safety behind the wheel. Do you retaliate aggressively? Or do you breathe deeply and let the situation pass.
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7 Things to Consider If You Are a Medical Malpractice Victim

Maybe you suspect you have been a victim of medical malpractice but are not sure. The best thing to do is contact medical malpractice experts to find out if you have a case or not. The experts will examine your information and listen to your concerns.
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6 Things About Personal Injury Claims

Every day there is a number of personal injury cases reported and most of them are relevant to accidents and consequent injuries. Personal injury claims occur when a person faces severe physical and financial loss as the result of an accident. However, before pursuing a personal injury claim, it is important for the victims to have a prior understanding of these claims.
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Drug Crimes and Consequent Police Seizure Laws

If the property is seized after the search, it does not necessarily mean that any white powdery substance found is a drug. The police have to conduct proper lab tests of such items in order to use them as evidence against the accused. This needs experts from the crime lab that processed the drug to give testimony during the trial.
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How Bail Bonds Works

Bails for common crimes are set at a specific amount in order to accommodate people who want to get out of jail fast. Obtaining a trial date can take anywhere from weeks to a month; without bail, the suspect has to remain in jail for the entire time. Bails for serious crimes are priced higher, however, the eighth amendment of the U.S constitution prohibits excessive amounts.
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Managing Road Rage

We’ve all been there. You’re trying to get home safely, and another driver cuts you off. Or maybe you’re trying to get to work on time and a car is driving ten miles under the speed limit in the passing lane. Any of these situations can provoke anger in even the calmest of people. However, how you react to these actions can also impact your own safety behind the wheel. Do you retaliate aggressively? Or do you breathe deeply and let the situation pass.
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7 Common Mistakes People Make After a Car Accident

A mistake after an accident can lead to suffering from different kinds of damages. It is normal to feel distraught, flustered or shaken after an accident, but it is critical to have enough presence of mind to avoid specific mistakes that may prove fatal to your injury claim.
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Most Common DUI Defenses Used by Lawyers

If you have been arrested for a DUI you have a right to hire a criminal defense attorney to represent you on those charges. Here are some common DUI defenses used by DUI lawyers at the Attorneys for Freedom Law Firm.
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What to Look for in a Personal Injury Lawyer

Personal injury lawyers are not hard to find, but if you want the best lawyer then you should be more critical of your choices. Not only will they be your legal representatives, but they will also be your confidants for everything that is related to your case.
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From Marine to Attorney for Freedom

Today, I’m committed to running my law firm, The Attorneys For Freedom Law Firm, by incorporating the best of what I learned in the Marine Corps. We operate on the highest level of trust, and we are never complacent.
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Legal Analysis: Homeowner Shoots at Intruders

Marc J. Victor of the Attorneys for Freedom offers his legal analysis based on video footage of a homeowner stopping an attempted home invasion with his firearm.
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5 Things Every Gun Owner Should Know

Pulling out a firearm can be a life-changing event, and I want you to be very conservative. These are the 5 things I have distilled down for you to think about before pulling out your firearm.
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Vaccine and Mask Mandates Imposed by Businesses

We have been getting a lot of people contacting our law firm with questions about mask and vaccine mandates imposed by businesses and whether or not they can file a lawsuit.
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Lemon Laws

Buying a new car is an exciting experience as well as a significant investment; auto consumers have a right to expect that their vehicles will perform reliably. Although most vehicles will eventually need repairs, new cars should rarely be out of service for an extended period of time. If your new automobile has been in for repeated repairs that have not been resolved, you may have a lemon on your hands.
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How To Determine If You Have a Good Car Accident Case

Nearly every civil case brings one common thing i.e., damages. Damage refers to the physical injury, financial loss, or damage to the property which is entitled to compensation from the other party. Seeking compensation for the injuries sustained in a car accident is a common practice. However, there are several factors that affect the time span to resolve the case as well as the compensation amount. These factors can include damages to the vehicle, lost wages, or medical expenses.
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5 Things to Look for in a Personal Injury Lawyer

It’s quite common to get injured. Even if you’re careful, there might be someone or something that can get you in harm’s way. When this happens, there is a chance that you can claim damages for the pain and inconvenience the injury caused you. If you think that someone is responsible for your injury, a great personal injury lawyer can help you get compensated properly.
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Why Drug Dealers Love the War on Drugs

Doug Casey sits down with Attorney Marc J. Victor to discuss the war on drugs and who really profits from it. The drug war has been a huge failure and should be ended as quickly as possible. Free people should be able to decide what substances they put into their bodies. The war on drugs is really nothing more than a war on humanity and freedom.
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What To Do After an Auto Accident

Nobody expects to have an auto accident. When it happens, we are likely to make poor decisions on the spot due to any combination of surprise, shock, and fear. This is a natural human response. The best thing for any driver to do is to remember these keys to auto accident preparedness. Then, they will never be caught off-guard.
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What to Do if You’re in an Accident With an Uninsured Driver

Some drivers don’t comply with Arizona law that requires drivers to maintain a minimum amount of liability insurance coverage. This may place you at risk if an uninsured driver causes an accident that results in injuries or damages to you or your passengers. Here are some tips to protect yourself.
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Diminished Vehicle Value After an Accident

What is diminished value you might ask? Well, think about how much your car would be worth prior to the accident. Now, consider its value after the accident. In most cases, even if your vehicle was replaced with the best parts available, the value of it is going to drop seeing that it was involved in a car accident.
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Bus Company Liability

In the aftermath of a tragic bus accident, three people were left dead, and those who survived suffered concussions, brain trauma, broken bones, and life-altering injuries. One would think that after such an accident, families and victims would be able to seek compensation for medical costs, lost wages, and pain and suffering from the bus company and its insurers. But, the families often face a troubling long road to recovery.
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Pedestrian Deaths Are At An All-Time High

Technology is a good thing, it adds a lot of convenience to our lives, but it also brings a lot more distractions to our lives as well. Along with the usual distractions drivers may have had in the past such as passengers or the car stereo, today we have the added distraction of cellular phones, GPS, and other distractions.
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Bad Faith Insurance Claims

According to Investopedia, insurance bad faith occurs when an insurance company fails to pay your claim at all or fails to settle in a reasonable time frame. It can also occur if an adjuster lies about your policy’s contract.
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What is a Notice of Claim in a Civil Lawsuit?

Please note that there are other laws and regulations as to asserting claims under federal law and claims against the federal government, its agencies, and its employees. You should immediately consult with an attorney if you are considering asserting a claim against any governmental entity to ensure your rights are protected.
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What to do if You’re in an Accident with an Uninsured Driver

Some drivers don’t comply with Arizona law that requires drivers to maintain a minimum amount of liability insurance coverage. This may place you at risk if an uninsured driver causes an accident that results in injuries or damages to you or your passengers. Here are some tips to protect yourself.
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My Thoughts on the 4th of July

ow embarrassing it is for most Americans today blindly celebrating the Declaration of Independence while also joyfully supporting a huge police state that far surpasses any crimes engaged in by King George III. It’s hard to imagine what people like Thomas Jefferson, Sam Adams, and Thomas Paine would think of our police state today and the so-called “Americans” who support it.
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Automobile and Cyclist Liability in a ‘Dooring’ Accident

Bicyclists are frequently injured after colliding with an open car door, particularly when a driver is getting out of a vehicle along a line of parked cars. The most serious dooring-related injuries occur when bicyclists are struck by another motor vehicle after swerving to avoid the door. In any event, determining who is liable when a cyclist gets doored requires the skills of an experienced personal injury attorney.
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Motorcycle Accidents and Helmet Use Under Arizona Law

In sum, while riding in Arizona without a helmet is legal, a motorcyclist’s ability to recover damages for certain injuries may be impaired if a helmet is not worn. Since the defense of helmet non-use is limited, you should contact an attorney to protect your rights. Be safe!
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Marijuana is Legal in Arizona!

You may already be aware that Arizona voters passed Proposition 207 legalizing marijuana for recreational purposes. Anyone paying attention knows it is long past time to finally end the foolish and immoral drug war. This misguided and anti-freedom drug war has been one of the biggest mistakes our country has ever made. In the midst of our chaotic world, finally legalizing marijuana for recreational purposes reminds us that sanity still exists.
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Autonomous Systems Detecting Driver Distractions

What happens if a driver fails to pay attention? The car issues a warning and, if the driver doesn’t respond within a given period of time; the car’s warning lights turn on, the vehicle slows to a stop, and OnStar calls for help. The system sounds like an excellent solution to the hand-off problem, but one wonders about the risk of suddenly finding dozens of stopped cars in the middle of the street.
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Wrongful Death Lawsuits in Arizona

Losing a loved one or family member due to the wrongful acts of another can be utterly devastating. Although family members, significant others, and friends can experience extreme grief and loss as the result of the death of a loved one, Arizona’s statutory scheme provides limitations as to who can bring a claim, as well as when and how a lawsuit must be filed.
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10 Common Causes of Boating Accidents

Summer season is at its peak and it is the perfect time to go boating with your friends or family. Boating is a popular recreational activity in many shoreline areas in the U.S; however, negligence can cause fatal accidents, similar to that on the road. Just like the road, the waters for boating also require us to follow a set of rules and regulations. Over 4,000 boating accidents occur in the U.S every year; thousands of people incur injuries and hundreds lost their lives.
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Butler Shaffer, R.I.P.

We mourn the passing of our good friend Butler Shaffer, who died yesterday afternoon at the age of 84. Butler was a libertarian at a time when there were very few libertarians in the world. Like many supporters of the free market, he was first attracted to the Republican Party. He supported Barry Goldwater for President in 1964, but he soon came to realize that limited government was a chimera and that the State was by nature opposed to liberty.
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Hiring a Bail Bondsman

Should you hire a bail bondsman? This could be a difficult decision. If you are facing a choice between hiring a bail bondsman or hiring a lawyer, let me explain why I think you should hire the lawyer, instead of the bail bondsman, if you can’t afford to hire both.
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The War On Drugs Ruined My Block

In order to think clearly about the drug war, people need to separate the evils resulting from drug abuse from the evils resulting from this foolish drug war. The drug war itself has given birth to incalculable violence for the past several decades. It seems proponents of the drug war simply ignore the root causes of the violence in question.
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Stupid Crimes – Arizona Has More Crimes Than Most People Realize

“If I wasn’t a lawyer, wasn’t a judge, just as a taxpayer I’m astounded at how much effort and money goes into creating more and more criminal statutes, criminal offenses without taking a good look at why do we need this, do we have something that will cover this already,” Fields said.
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Anarchist Defense Attorney Changing The Corrupt System From The Inside

Criminal Defense Attorney Andrew Marcantel is a Criminal Defense Attorney at the Law Firm of Marc J. Victor P.C. in Chandler, Arizona. Jeff Berwick of Anarchast interviews Attorney Marcantel about being an Anarchist Defense Attorney and changing the corrupt system from the inside.
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Marc J. Victor On the Esteban Santiago Case

Attorney Marc J. Victor who represented Dr. Peter Steinmetz, who was arrested at Sky Harbor Airport for carrying his AR-15 Rifle peacefully and who was later cleared of all charges was interviewed about the shooting.
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The US Needs a Freedom Revival

I would strongly oppose any government effort to ban any substance for competent adults to ingest; especially in a case where I have personally decided not to use the substance anyway. It’s about my right to decide for myself. It’s a freedom thing! It ought to be an American thing too.
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Report: Guns in Home to Blame as Domestic Violence Deaths Surge in Phoenix

“The issue isn't the guns," Victor said. "The gun doesn't do anything. It sits on the table. It's the disposition of the person using the gun. Bad guys can use knives; they can use their hands to bash their wives.”
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4409 vs The Road Pirates

A Valley man claims his First Amendment rights are being trampled on after he was arrested following a confrontation with a photo radar operator in the city of Scottsdale. Shelton Obadiah is one of the Valley’s most vocal photo radar activists, and the creator of Youtube.com/RP4409, a site devoted to stopping photo radar. Obadiah told CBS 5 News that he believes the city of Scottsdale is out to get him and that is why he is facing charges of disorderly conduct.
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Pro Tem Recusal Minute Entry

This judge pro tem will not use the power of the state to initiate force against persons who have not trespassed or used unlawful force or fraud against others or their property. This judge pro tem has deeply held personal views which are in direct contradiction to the duties of a judge who presides over non-violent drug cases. The two positions cannot be reconciled.
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