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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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