Can you use deadly force to defend another in Florida? Yes, and determining when you can do so is easy. Place yourself in the “shoes”
By David S. Katz We previously discussed the “Castle Doctrine” in Florida and the protections it offers. (visit: http://thefirearmfirm.com/the-castle-doctrine-in-florida/) However, you can lose the valuable
By David S. Katz When does someone have a reasonable belief that they must use force in order to protect themselves from an “imminent use
By David S. Katz On FaceBook, Larry Benson asked, “what are the 2 conditions of Justifiable Use of Force?” Our complete answer follows: What Conditions
In 2005 Florida created the nation’s first “Stand your Ground Law.” The 2005 version of Florida’s Stand Your Ground Statute, which was found in §776.013(3)
By David S. Katz The term “Castle Doctrine” does not appear in Florida law, however, the legal concept comes from the philosophy that every person
By David S. Katz Force There is no specific definition of “force” in Florida’s “Justifiable Use of Force” chapter. (Florida Statutes §776.012(1)). Florida Standard Criminal Jury
Volunteer Armed Church Security Force Can a group of CWFL holders can join together to act as organized, volunteer armed church security force, even if
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