Top Defense Attorney Reveals the Most Important Things You Need to Know When You Conceal Carry
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- Also check out our website for up coming training classes and services bit.ly/GFAcademy In this Geauga Firearms Academy video we hear from Ian N. Friedman, ESQ. one of the most sought after criminal defense lawyers in the country.He has tried more than Two-Hundred and Fifty (250) defense cases to verdict in municipal, state and federal courts. In 2010, the CMBA honored Mr. Friedman with the William K. Thomas Professionalism Award for his ethical contributions and professional conduct in the legal profession. He has been named in Ohio Super Lawyers since 2009 and was inducted into the prestigious American Board of Criminal Lawyers (ABCL) in 2010. The ABCL is an invitation only fellowship extended to only approximately Two-Hundred (200) of the top criminal and white collar trial lawyers in the country.
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Neil, as a former law enforcement officer and LE instructor, as well as someone who owned a defensive firearms training school for more than 20 years, allow me to congratulate you on the wonderful job you and Mr. Friedman did with this video. This is one of the best Q&A sessions with an attorney that I've ever seen in terms of coherence and usability. Truly excellent.
Thank you so much for your service and kind words.
...if the audio were just better quality...
I'm confused about posted establishments. How do you end up charged for carrying a firearm against a mere posting? How does the "no guns" posting trump a state statute that allows CCW? I'm not saying you can't be told to leave Joe's Pizza half-way thru lunch if you "print," but I don't get how it becomes an arrestable offense. Do you know?
teller121: as they say, every state is different. Here in kY, I can still go in but have to leave if asked. If I refuse, cops are called and I’m charged with trespassing. Still, I might not get changed cause the officer will ask me to leave and if I do, the matter is considered closed per ky law.
The attorney is a TRESSPASSER of his office.
Title 18 u.s.c. 241 conspiracy against rights
Title 18 u.s.c section 242
Deprivation of rights under color of law.
42 1983 and 1985
PERJURY in violation of oath of office PERJURY is treason and a felony under state and federal law.
5 u.s.c. 3331
5 u.s.c. 3333
5 u.s.c 7311
18 u.s.c. 1918
The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
The constitution of the United States of America is the Supreme law of the land it supersedes all laws,statutes and ordinances.
The us Supreme Court
"The general rule is that an unconstitutional statute,though having the form and name of law,is in reality no law,but is wholly void and ineffective for any purpose,since it's unconstitutionality dates from the time of it's enactment...
In legal contemplation it is as inoperative as if it had never been passed...
Since an unconstitutional law is void,the general principles follow that it imposes no duties,confers no right,creates no office,bestows no power or authority on anyone,affords no protection and justifies no acts performed under it...
A void act cannot be legally consistent with a valid one an unconstitutional law cannot operate to supersede any existing law. Indeed insofar as a statute runs counter to the fundamental law of the land(the constitution)it is superseded thereby. No one is bound to obey an unconstitutional law and no courts are bound to enforce it."
Bonnett V. Vallier,116 N.W. 885,136 Wis. 193(1908); Norton V. Shelby County,118 U.S. 425(1886).
This 45 minute video was better than my actual CCW class was as far as laws and things go. much appreciated.
John Westbrook thank you for your kind words
John Westbrook was thinking the same thing lol
John Westbrook Absolutely...
This should be a requirement for ALL persons applying and have a license in all US STATES. The NRA should advocate this.
*THIS WAS* a great investment of time. One can only _agree_ with you! Great comment.
"The first time that you have to use your firearm should not be the first time that you've thought about that situation." 11:15
"We never pull [our weapon] unless we're prepared to shoot and kill someone." 13:00
"We don't pull our gun unless we're prepared to use it, and that means using lethal force--taking someone's life." 33:40
"Don't show it unless you're prepared to pull it. And, don't pull it unless you're prepared to kill someone." 35:10
If people remember that, you don't have to worry about the rest. I live in Wisconsin 😊.
In the state of Washington one should never say “I intended to kill...only intended to stop the threat””. Otherwise your actions come under legal scrutiny.
Who are u juddis making this shut up
If you have to deploy your weapon and use it. It is a last resort and only if you are in fear of your life.
If you can keep several options of defense with you. Use that verbal judo and try to get away if feasible. Self control is key as well. Make sure you check yourself before you start your day.
My CCW has made me a much more polite, kind driver.
Thats actually really awesome because im not a very patient driver by any means and was seriously just thinking man I have to chill out now if I go get this ccw. Awesome statement 👍
@@yosemitesam7.62 you'll be fine. The fact you give it thought makes you the good guy. Those who don't think about it are the ones with no business carrying.
LetTheWritersWrite So so sooooo true my friend. That was an awesome statement that I wish everyone could hear. It blows me away that the legal gun owners are being so persecuted with the absurd laws that they have to follow when they are the folks that want peace. They are the first people to do whatever they can to be good people, they are law abiding and considerate. Seems it's just easier to go after the good guys these days. The criminals must just laugh at the politicians.
@@kodiakwoodworks9359 those types of criminals don't even follow politics hahaha. They're too busy being piece of sh*t thugs running the streets.
das gooberment has paid antagonists on the road to draw you in to an altercation. This is called "government sponsored organized gang stalking," brought to you by FBI, CIA and others in officialdom. This is a real program, and you would be well advised to research it thoroughly.
Every gun owner, CCW or not, should watch this!
Agreed! No one thinks of these things until it happens. Thanks for watching!
RS Barrett the 14 minute mark could make or break the rest of your life. cannot be understated. composure, collected acurate thoughts on the record are paramount if it goes to trial. even if you are justified and this happens in defense of your own home. there will be plenty of time for your statement later. no bonus points early and it ONLY can serve to hurt you later.
"no bonus points early and it ONLY can serve to hurt you later."
Another way I've heard this point made is the archetypal wording of the Miranda Rights.
"Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law"
Not "anything you say will be used in court", but "anything you can can and will be used AGAINST you". Because anything you say is admissible as evidence against you by the prosecution, but is INadmissible by defense, because then the court considers it "hearsay", as they assume you'll lie to get out of trouble, but not into it..
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BUT! CCW holders should be aware of the laws in their own state! The law varies dramatically state to state. I have taken CCW permit courses for several states and the laws are all completely different and change constantly. A lot of what was discussed here does not apply to the state I live in (Oregon). We have no laws against consumption of alcohol or carrying in bars, no brandishing laws (technically speaking - but still a TERRIBLE idea / can still get you arrested), and gun free zone signs by private establishments carry no weight of law. The only places we cannot carry in this state are Federal buildings, courthouses and beyond the security checkpoints at airports. It is perfectly legal to carry on a school property here, even if the school has gun free zone signs.
40 minutes of free counsel! Thank you!
123 take a pee
Right
shall not be infringed
for x 850k people so far.
Negative, your bill is in the mail for $475
We need one of these for EVERY STATE!
I love Arizona's constitutional carry laws. SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED sounds pretty self explanatory to me.
Of course you still need to know the laws, but they're mostly geared to allow honest people to exercise our second amendment rights. Most experienced officers are used to the average honest citizen being armed. When seconds count, law enforcement officials are minutes away at best!
"Gun free zones" are dangerous, criminals actually prefer them.
Our criminals have to be extremely careful, they never know how many citizens are legally armed in any given place. The community I live in, it's very common for grandparents to be consistently armed and ready to protect their loved ones.
I would rather be judged by twelve, then carried by six, and at my age, life in prison just isn't the deterrent it once was.
Like my lawyer told me carry concealed and don't have that stupid ass license just do it
In Michigan you can shoot someone to protect your property you can't go into any place that makes most of its money from the sale of alcohol
@@arizonapapa9453 Yeah bullshit, criminals don't prefer gun free zones. Maybe mass shooters, which makes a negligible percentage of criminals. Criminals prefer to go where money is at. A bank robber doesn't give a shit if the bank is a "gun free zone", they're gonna rob a bank if they want to.
I agree.. although, I lived in ohio my whole life up until last year.. so not only do these laws sorta apply to me because I go there for holidays.. but the state I now live in has much more lenient gun laws so I will just assume these laws for the most part will apply to me as well.
I was in a situation almost identical to the road rage scenario mentioned at 19:30. Someone thought I cut them off and then followed me till I was at a redlight. They then tried to break into my truck and punched the windows repeatedly. I was able to drive away and called the police and the guy was charged with disorderly conduct. This situation made me think a lot more about the responsibility of carrying a firearm and when to use deadly force. I still know I made the absolute best decision in that situation by driving away
Joshua Anderson sounds like you did! thanks for watching and sharing your story. 👍
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Joshua Anderson I agree, you did what I hope all responsible guns owners are calm and rational enough to do in a high stress situation. Guy made a disorderly conduct mistake. I've never been arrested or called on for one, but many of us civilians have at some point, including family members. Your life matters too but I also don't think someone's cousin or sibling should be dead cause they're an idiot punching your car. The thought of anyone getting the death penalty from another civilian for throwing a fit scares me. But as soon as that window starts to give or they pull a weapon, different story. This is just driving obviously.
I once had a guy even tap my rear bumper with his front bumper cause I slowed down to ten under the speed limit (35 in a 45) to avoid escalation of the road rage.
@Joshua, you made the right decision Joshua. just think what would have happened if you would have shot the guy? 20k legal fees. lose your firearm. your life turmoil for the next 2 years and the possibility of a court seeing you guilty of a crime.
Anguinus Vir i dont care what state you live in. "no duty to retreat" does not mean you kill or even shoot somebody who is punching your vehicle. do that, and go to prison for murder. i promise
Thank you. I'm an Army vet so I'm familiar with the way around handguns but not so much with regulatory and legal side of carrying it in public. I decided to start to carry with the recent surge of violence again Asians and this is really valuable. Thank you for the great video.
2021. Stay safe , my friend.
@@billythekid2594 Thank you.
There is no “surge” of violence against Asians in America. It’s just another race baiting lie like BLM
Enough holster reviews and weaver vs isosceles videos, we need more like this! Great job. Just took a CCW class and this really helped supplement it
I love how trying to be a citizen that is legally carrying it's more difficult and basically guaranteeing that I will end up in court.
Not surprising since we live in a Society where the criminal has more rights than the victim.
@@Elektroslag christ where do I begin.
Well first off some state laws are worse than others.
Some states you have a duty to flee if possible.
Ex: guy comes up to you with a machete threatening your life.
You have a gun but you also have a clear path to escape.
If you shoot him, you're going to prison.
Some states have an "equal force" law. Meaning you can only use as much force as you're being threatened with.
Just like previous example, if you shoot the guy wielding a machete, you're going to prison.
Manage to wrestle a guy with a gun to the ground and you get his firearm? As long as hes no longer coming at you you are not allowed to use it.
Some states you're not allowed to use lethal force against robbers if they arent armed.
Catch a guy stealing your shit and hes unarmed? Think "ill just shoot him in the leg. I'll get in less trouble."
Nope. A gun is considered lethal force even if you didnt aim to kill. You're going to prison.
That last example is from my state. And we have stand your ground AND castle doctrine.
We Live In a Society
iPhone Venezuela 1,000,000,000,000,000 Dead
All carry is legal.
The guy starts off with saying having a gun means more responsibility
I'm not aware of the laws where this lawyer is from but in Florida if you have a concealed weapons license you cannot be charged for bringing a weapon (including firearms) into any place with "no gun signs". The owners or security of the establishment have the right to ask you to leave and you must leave, However you will not be charged unless you refuse to leave.
jumpinbuses >>What about schools, churches, court buildings/government buildings? My state is strict with court/government buildings, flexible with churches, but allows ccw everywhere else.
Kelly Fadel As far as I am aware, like I said before. The establishment has the right to ask you to leave if they see or find a weapon on you. As long as you comply with their request to leave you will not face any charges (even if it was a government building). In fact a coworker of my (an avid gun collector and hunter) accidentally left a gun in his bag and took it to the airport. He was detained and questioned of course, but explained it was an honest mistake and he was allowed to leaved after putting the gun back in his car. However I'm not sure about schools. I assume the same applies however the board of education is particularly skilled at jumping to conclusions, acting instinctively and not thoughtfully.
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It IS illegal in FL to bring your gun into those places that Fierce Mouse brought up , except for churches. You can and likely will get arrested in one of those places for having your firearm on you. Pretty much everywhere else it works like you said. If your firearm is noticed and you're asked to leave you have to leave. If you don't leave leave and you get arrested for trespassing it becomes a third degree felony because you're armed.
FS 790.06
(12)(a) A license issued under this section does not authorize any person to openly carry a handgun or carry a concealed weapon or firearm into:
1. Any place of nuisance as defined in s. 823.05;
2. Any police, sheriff, or highway patrol station;
3. Any detention facility, prison, or jail;
4. Any courthouse;
5. Any courtroom, except that nothing in this section would preclude a judge from carrying a concealed weapon or determining who will carry a concealed weapon in his or her courtroom;
6. Any polling place;
7. Any meeting of the governing body of a county, public school district, municipality, or special district;
8. Any meeting of the Legislature or a committee thereof;
9. Any school, college, or professional athletic event not related to firearms;
10. Any elementary or secondary school facility or administration building;
11. Any career center;
12. Any portion of an establishment licensed to dispense alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises, which portion of the establishment is primarily devoted to such purpose;
13. Any college or university facility unless the licensee is a registered student, employee, or faculty member of such college or university and the weapon is a stun gun or nonlethal electric weapon or device designed solely for defensive purposes and the weapon does not fire a dart or projectile;
14. The inside of the passenger terminal and sterile area of any airport, provided that no person shall be prohibited from carrying any legal firearm into the terminal, which firearm is encased for shipment for purposes of checking such firearm as baggage to be lawfully transported on any aircraft; or
15. Any place where the carrying of firearms is prohibited by federal law. (pretty much property that is owned by the federal government - courts/prisons/national parks and forests/national cemetaries/most importantly post offices)
Same thing in Indiana. Charged with trespassing if you refuse to leave, but cant be charged until then.
Excellent presentation and advice! I learned several useful and critical things. I wish every carry permit holder in the country could watch this, and I will pass it on to as many as I can. Thank you.
This 45 minute video will save many an attorneys fee. Thank You
Thank you for watching
A huge thank you to Mr. Ian Friedman and to the Geauga Firearms Academy for your generosity. I totally appreciate the value of counsel's information and recommendations, being a CC permit holder in the open carry state of Virginia. I have carefully listened to everything you have said and the information is very empowering. In fact, I wrote notes as I listened and I also saved the link to this video to rewatch again and again.
No one could get this much legal information by someone so reputable in a free or low fee consultation. Geauga Academy you asked the right questions and Mr. Friedman gave us more than we could have imagined at the start of the video. Geauga Academy this is my first visit to your channel. Of course, I immediately subscribed. Again, thank you.
Field Strip thank you so much for the kind words and sub! 👍
The video was a work of art. I usually do not review videos that are in excess of this one. It is imperative that one review a video of this caliber with an attorney from your state. I would like to see the question(s) of "Do I administer first aid if I shoot someone", Do I call 911 first or call my attorney in the state of Missouri. Do I have to wait until someone (intruder) enter my home completely before I can defend, also in the state of Missouri? Wow! The two of you provided the law abiding community with a wealth of usable knowledge. Thanks for what you do!
When I saw it was over 40 minutes, I was reluctant to start watching. After it was over, I didn't want it to end. This was an absolute wonderful and highly important video for CCW holders to watch. I subscribed right after. Thank you.
abaswilderness thank you, long video but a lot of valuable information. Thanks for the sub!
Same thoughts here. I looked and realized I was somehow not subscribed either. Had to change that quick.
Amazing video, thank you!! Don’t let the 45 minute length of this video scare you away, it’s worth every minute!!!
I've always felt open carry makes you a target. Like stated in the video, if you're in a gas station and someone comes in to rob the place and they see you with a gun you're automatically perceived as a threat and there's a pretty good chance you're getting popped. I never understood why anyone would want to put themselves in that position.
I feel like pleading the 5th/waiting for your lawyer is the best option in (most) situations when dealing with the police. Side note - Badass suit + tie combo.
james Pitt thank you for watching 👍
Yes he looked sharp and mostly what I saw he really cared and that's outstanding
It's really not taking the fifth until you're called to testify. Call it a right to counsel. The guy knows what he's talking about, but I disagree on the suit + tie combo.
I’m a civil litigation lawyer in a southern state, and this guy is sharp as a tack. My good friend and law school roommate was an assistant DA for years, and just switched to criminal defense a couple of years ago. He likes him too. If I ever have a client who needs a criminal lawyer in Ohio or NC, I’m calling this guy.
Oh, and always assert your right to remind silent and call your lawyer.
This video deserves way more then 18k views.This video is gold, purely educational and packed with great advice to prevent law-suits and to protect the good people who conceal and carry. What an amazing educational video with in-depth and common CCW situations. In the vast sea in videos of RUclips, this quite articulate and the most useful. Thanks.
Charles thank you for your support and kind words. 👍
I'm a brand new gun owner (just got one for my birthday last week). I'm trying to learn as much as I can about not only physical safety, but legal safety as well. I live in WV so I know I need to learn laws specific to my state, but this was very helpful. Thank you!
I was impressed with a few of your video's, but this was the one that got me to subscribe. I feel like every concealed carrier should watch this.
Paul James thank you! We are going to have a part two out soon.
5 years later I am ready to get a firearm, this video is an absolute Gem. Not in the US but every bit of counsel here is on par. I learned a great deal and topics some instructors will never cover around situations.
Thanks Neil!
Some of my friends are LEO's and I have asked them about CC and traffic stops. They all said that they appreciate being informed of CC by the driver as soon as they walk up to the driver's side. This single act will most likely end up with no traffic violation being issued because of the courtesy of the CC driver. Good advice! Let the LEO's know first thing.
Absolutely the truth...
Another great presentation with sound advice. Every state has their own laws. We have in Virginia open carry as well as CCW. If a business or the Mall has a sign stating No Weapons or Firearms, and someone reports you for having a weapon we get a Trespassing charge. Our laws with regard to alcohol are that same as yours.
This should be televised through out the nation and should be included in CCW permit classes.
Thank you for watching and commenting. Glad you found it helpful
Outstanding video! As a few folks in the comments have mentioned, the laws in each state can vary considerably for carrying concealed. (Carrying in bars, churches, around schools etc)... Carrying in certain establishments can be perfectly legal in one state and carry a significant penalty in another state. There are several outstanding apps available that provide good overviews of each state's concealed carry laws and restrictions. In future episodes it would be great to see what the lawyer and Neil recommend for preparing to travel through and to states where your CCW permit is honored. Also, how to safely and legally transport your firearm through states where your permit may not be honored. Thanks again for the outstanding video.
Mark Williamson great minds think alike! that was the top issue we put to discuss in the follow up. thanks for watching and commenting
This was an awesome, Awesome Awesome Wealth of Knowledge!! And, I live in New Jersey. But, Seminars like this should be taught or spoken about - at every Basic Firearms Class. So, that those who are seeking to obtain a CCW - know before hand, what they are getting in to. And, learning about what they can and can't do -as it relates to their own particular state law. Awesome Video!!
Every gun owner, CCW or not, should watch this! (TWICE) all great information, share with other CCW friends.
Thank you!
There was a lawyer speaking and my wallet didn’t catch on fire! Great video with plenty of useful information.
Thank you very much Gentlemen.
Problem is if you did shoot someone your wallet's most definitely gonna catch on fire 🤔😳
Smart, smart, smart!. Great video for the good guys to stay out of jail. Thank you. Respects to you and yours. Tj
Thomas Jones thanks for watching
I’m a defense criminal investigator for the government specializing in homicides with over 15 years of experience. All this to say that the information and/or advice in this video is extremely useful and SHOULD be considered by anyone who takes on the responsibility as a gun owner. I would add that if police have read you your Miranda rights, there is a likely probably that they intend to charge you with a crime. Best to ONLY say that you wish to cooperate and give a statement with your attorney present. If they persist repeat again and again and again until they stop. No two incidents are alike. Thank you for doing this both of you. Great information. God bless and may you never have to experience this.
It's absolutely amazing that LEOs can freely pull their guns out at any given moment on people (without any reasonable cause) & get away with it, without even a slap on their wrists. But when citizens's homes, vehicles are being broken into ect, we got to follow a strict set of guidelines or else we'll be punished in a court of law is beyond me 🤦🏻♂️
It’s also bullshit that you need a CCW to carry. The second amendment is the only permit you need. The state cannot take your rights and then may you pay money to get them
@@aft5264 shut up. That point is tired.
Quit attempting to fabricate some social injustice. Anytime a officer even draws his weapon out of his hostler he has to make a written statement along with his report. The statement is then evaluate by superiors. Most and I say most cause there are a very few amount that abuse the badge (and usually don’t last long) don’t draw unless the circumstances directs towards it.
Thank you.
@@angelgarcia4848 "stop complaining, the cops investigate themselves, it's fine" lmao you can't be serious
@@angelgarcia4848 I'm literally related to a cop who was fired for reporting sexual misconduct. The good apples get weeded out by the bad.
As someone that is looking to get their CCW this was an amazing and informative video totally worth 45 mins👍🏾
And would totally put them off 🤔It just did for me . I just took the concealed carry course , haven't bought a gun yet but don't think I'll bother now until I take the lawyer course because of all the Gray area shit.
Excellent and informative video. There is a responsibility that goes along with carrying a firearm. Some mistakenly view it as an ego booster when in fact it requires you to keep your ego in check and go out of your way to avoid a confrontation.
Very underrated comment bud
Great Video, CCW permit holders, A must watch video !!
Scott O thanks!
"Even if you win, you lose"
Yes, Every Law Enforcement Officer you come in contact with has the Power to Destroy your life. Legal Fees for the Innocent are just as Great as for the guilty.
government is there to make sure of that. when in doubt, blame government, you will most likely be right.
The cops will arrest you for exercising your rights! Think about that! The cops ARE part of the problem, the cops enforce ILLEGAL laws!! The cops ARE tyrannical!
Very true speaking from personal experiences
shall not be infringed
VERY GOOD VIDEO.......This video (watch in full) does not only apply to OHIO LAW (ex: Bradishing) toward end of video. Information, information and more information is what we search for.
preparation. planning and training, AND SHUT UP WHEN THE COPS COME!
You'll thank me later.
Sorry Geauga. Nice video. I liked it a lot.
Amen.🙌
Be very very careful watching this video if you live anywhere other than Ohio! This video has very good and correct information in general. Especially the concept of having a greater responsibility, which is a huge thing to consider. However, some of the things the lawyer is saying are Ohio specific laws! For instance, he states that you can bring your firearm into a bar. This is true for Ohio, it is NOT true for Texas. In the state of Texas you cannot bring your firearm into any establishment that does more than 50% of it's sales in alcohol which would include all bars immediately.
He also states that in the state of Ohio, any size and type of "No Guns Allowed" sign is legal to keep someone from bringing their firearm into an establishment. In the state of Texas, however, there is only ONE style, size and shape of sign that a firearm owner has to legally obey. It even has to have the exact correct font and size letters to be legal. If a store owner in Texas puts one of those little "No Guns" symbols on their door, you can wave at it and keep walking in with your gun because it's not legal signage. That being said, if the proprietor sees you with your firearm and asks you to leave with it, then you must comply with their wishes.
In Texas? That's a disgrace. I guess the Texas legislature didn't see that segment of Lonesome Dove where Gus uses his TX ranger-issued walker Colt Dragoon to knock a "surly bartender" upside his head for being rude and offering "dawdling service!!"
Ohio so has a law with specific wording and posting requirements for concealed carriers.
If the sign is not displayed or worded as per law requirements it can be ignored.
It must conforrn to the legal description to be considered a valid warning according to state law.
In Arizona, we have no duty to read that, or any other sign.
If your weapon is properly concealed, nobody's going to know it's there. But if you're asked to, you have to leave or you can be charged. I don't spend my money in places that don't honor the second amendment!
Many liquor stores in TX give discounts for CCW/CHL/LTC holders.
@@tcbink on the extremely rare traffic stop, my priority is not getting shot, then my constitutional rights!
"Less is more" good advice this also pertains to any Self defense training you have. Hand to hand, martial arts, Etc...
another thing that needs discussed is whether or not "no gun" signs are force of law in your state. here in Colorado they are NOT force of law. you can be asked to leave the premises or refused service but it is not a chargeable criminal offense. ...unless you refuse to leave of course. as a gun owner ccw permit holder I'm ok with leaving because 8 consider it "voting with my wallet". some people get dumb about it though. ....
Robb Frossard you can be charged in Ohio thanks for watching
Yup understood. Just figured it was worth mentioning that not every state is the same that way since you are "bad and nationwide" there boss :)
Robb Frossard we are going to go over traveling in the next video. thanks for watching 👍
You're putting out quality information so really the thanks goes to you. Keep on it!
In Texas, they have to post a very specific sign with specific language, font size etc. They are called 30.06 (prohibits concealed carry) and 30.07 (prohibits open carry) signs in reference to the applicable statutes. If they have these specific signs displayed correctly and you carry anyway, you are in violation of law. If any other sign is posted, no violation. But, if asked to leave (or conceal, if open carrying) and you refuse to comply then you will be charged with criminal trespass and may loose your license to carry as a result.
This guy understands most of all the aspects. I'm sure he is a very focused and calm. Stay calm even in the worst of situations. Unfortunately that's my greatest weakness, but at the same time, I am a leader. However I am willing to delegate authority to the best person for the challenge. Always protect everyone and promote peace and understanding.
Here's a question that was not answered in this video that I am very curious about:
What happens if someone breaks into your home and you fear for your safety and shoot them with your spouses/parents/relatives gun? I'm assuming there are a lot of homes where the gun belongs to one person but several people reside there. I live in Florida, by the way if that matters.
always read up on your State's laws yourself. Best thing you can do.
If somebody's breaking into your home and you use a gun that's in your home you're still protected for self-defense the castle doctrine if you are not legally allowed a gun you might get charged with using the gun but you will not be charged for murder it would be a weapons charge only
Thank you, this video has giving me so much information i have been wating for a video like this for a long time.
this information i very helpfull.
Now days sadly is like when you protect your self or your familly with a gunn.
people think your have been wating for that moment.
As a teacher, I kept written notes about student behavior. As long as no one knows about those notes they stay private (in Texas). I’d immediately write down everything I could remember as soon as possible and not tell anyone except the attorney about those notes. I was told “Don’t write down anything you wouldn’t want seen in court.”
Dang. Great video. Very informative and covers a wide range of scenarios. Hit thumbs up and subscribed. I must admit, I already knew 99.99% of this but this will be a great educational tool for new concealed carry holders, including my wife. I hope to see more videos on the legalities involved with concealed carry. Great job to the both of you in this video.
Invaluable sound information and counsel. Thanks to you both for putting this together, and uploading on RUclips. It rightfully puts the fear of God in you (as well as the courts of man) - if you have the sense to recognize the seriousness of what comes with the territory of firearm ownership and CCW.
I appreciate the comments near the end [35:57-37:00] by Ian regarding the overwhelming sense of responsibility and 'legal' concerns over all the reasons and potential scenarios laid out in your video. But then Ian follows up and gives some insight into the fact that with time (thought and practice), this all will begin to become 'second nature' to you. I suppose one could say it is similar to learning to drive a manual 'stick-shift' as opposed to an automatic transmission. It all will become 'automatic' and 2nd nature in time with practice.
Thank you.
sclm55 thank you! We think Ian did a great job of making people understand the responsibility, but also letting them know you can do it if you put in work. thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you found it helpful.
Thanks so much for this interview, it was the best 45 minutes I've wasted on RUclips in a long time a lot of great information. Thanks again Neil.
Thank you! Glad you found it helpful
Great video!! Man, I thought NY was bad. We don't have to worry about most of this I don't think. We can go to a bar and have a drink (for you safty Nazis I'm not saying it's okay)and although it's hard to get a permit here we are very liberal as to where you can carry. I have never seen any no gun signs here that I recall. Schools are off limits and Federal buildings. Local government buildings it's up to the local laws and where I live you can carry as of now. Post Offices are a gray area, I carry in reception area after hours but during business hours if I'm in the main part of the post office I won't. We have a castle doctrine but no stand your ground law and I wish that would change.
If you do have to defend yourself our gun club lawyer said just say you where in fear for your life repeatedly and tell them you need to speak to your attorney.
NO CUOMO
NO SCHMUCK SCHUMER
REPEAL THE NY SAFE ACT
Fuck NYC. I can't stand being that close to so many people. I'm up in the Hudson Valley. People think NY has the worst or close to the worst gun laws, and maybe NYC is shit, but we have article 35. No stand your ground law or true castle doctrine but 35s wording comes pretty close
Good ol’ Chuckie Schumer 🤡🤪 what a parasite 🦠.....how that leech on society keeps getting re-elected is one of those NY mysteries that hopefully will be solved soon. Don’t hold your breath, though 😂😂 🔫💊
I believe every new concealed carry person should listen to this video, it is extremely important and true. Thank you
You should include the word OHIO prominently in your title, with an explanation that everyone needs to know their laws of the state they are in.
Can you get a concealed weapons permit if you’re on food stamps
@@juannasser3179 lol never heard that one before, but yes.... anyone that is legally able to purchase a firearm or own / posses a firearm legally can get a CCW/CHL permit. Your financial status has nothing to do with that. You just have to be legally aloud to possess or purchase or carry etc. Further laws in Ohio cover that term "legally".
@@juannasser3179 I think the better part of that question has to do with the ability to purchase a firearm and pay for the concealed carry permit that is one reason why constitutional carry is very good but one thing I would say I don't care how little money you have or how much money you have have knowledge through training and practice of your weapon and definitely of your laws
Something that a trainer told me which made a lot of sense, if you are in a shooting incident, if possible, have someone else call 911. You don't want to get on the phone to 911 and say "I shot someone" or anything that can be misconstrued or used against you. If someone else calls, what they say bears nothing on your statement when you get your lawyer.
Thank you for an excellent Q&A video. That was a lot of knowledge in one video.
Aaron Heriot thank you
This hands down has been one of the most important firearms vids that I've seen yet. I live in IN & am inspired to seek out an IN St specific info & or similar vid. Thank you for collaborateing to make this vid.
Thank you for having Mr. Ian Friedman on your show. The information was very enlightening. Every gun owner should watch this interview.
Excellent stuff!! Thanks for doing this.
Patric thank you!
Thank you for this video, after watching it, I don't want a concealed permit, I rather have a home defense weapon only!!! There is value to this video, thanks again!!!
After listening to this entire interview, my main question is this: If I am in a situation where I am attacked, robbed or even fear for my life and I did pull my gun out with the definite intention to kill the attacker or robber, but after I pull out my gun the attacker turns and runs away and then I decide not to fire a round because the attacker has their back to me as they are running away, am I going to be prosecuted for brandishing my firearm??
flychuckv that’s what I was wondering. What his answer to that question would be.
Absolutely not.
Depends if you live in a liberal shit hole of a place or not
Love 💘 that statement "Less is more"!
Why do you need a permit?? The Constitution says NO infringement!! An infringement is a barrier so how do these state and federal agencies get away with it!
2nd amendment is constantly under attack. now we are facing federal red flag laws being considered, along with social media and credit checks to determine ability to even purchase a firearm. politicians do not care about protecting the god given rights each citizen posses. they are all power hungry jackals.
Gun registry plain and simple
This is what RUclips was truly made for. To help each other with whatever our brains inquire about. Thank you gentleman, great interview.
As a novice who is applying for a CCW, thanks for the basic training on this subject. It is much appreciated.
Everyone that lives in TODAY'S AMERICA.
Excellent video. Thank you for this.
Thank you for watching!
Ccw holder in Dayton for 10 years. Super happy on finding this channel and thank you for so much detailed information. Especially after Mass Shooting in Oregon District, I have stepped up training and situational Awareness. I become way to complacent carrying and this video should be Mandatory before or after any Ccw class. Bravo!
When I was a kid, my dad found out that I was carrying a knife for self defense. He made it very clear that he didn't really approve and I should definitely not take it out until I absolutely needed it because it would automatically escalate the situation. People need to understand how absolutely seriously this needs to be taken. If you can't trust yourself the same or more than a police officer you should reconsider carrying a weapon.
So glad I live in ky, if I have to use my conceal carry and I'm found innocent they can not file a civil suit for wrongful death.
Now, in Arkansas, if you get the enhanced CCW that applies as well. I don't know why they still offer the "standard" license, no one really needs to get a "limited" CCHL - and we're a constitutional carry state too, so....
Same where I'm at
amen shall not be infringed
Terrific advice from Mr. Friedman. Thank you for this public service video.
#1 rule - Shut the F up and call a lawyer!!!! Also, these laws vary by state so beware and refer to rule #1 if you have a cop asking you questions.
Yep, lawyer up! It does indeed vary state by state. In Nevada you can open carry / conceal while drinking having a bac level of .09
I appreciate you putting this content together. The information in this video is priceless. It covered several scenarios that apply daily to many of the viewers like myself. Its better to know now then to wish you knew after the fact.
What about firearm/conceal carry insurance? Is it necessary?
Yes. It will make the situation 100% better! That is if the incident is justified.
@poor fellow I have a problem with your statement profiling a jury like that. Your stating possible bias instead of using evidence. And your profiling all 12. And every 12. Not good. That like auto insurance I meant to wreck on purpose this is really bad thinking.
@poor fellow I had to shoot a intruder that broke into my house that had a gun and use my ccw insurances. That didn't happen. Got arrested. They bailed me out and everything went smooth. The prosecuter saw that I had a strong legal defense team and money from the ccw insurance and knew it wasn't a easy case to win with them so they dropped the case. So it helps you. If I didn't have the insurance even tho I did the right thing since I didn't have insurance they would have took me to trial because I have limited resources. That's that my lawyer said
@poor fellow I think it would not be an issue if you bought it way ahead of time like a few months to a few years and depending on the issue such as grievance with a person etc.
@@seanwatts392 someone broke in your house with a gun and you still got arrested? What kind of bullshit is that? Were you supposed to just run away? What's the point of even having a gun if you can't defend your home with it? That's insane!
Now that Constitutional Carry is in effect, can we do an updated video for Ohio?
Those signs might as well say "victims waiting inside".
Absolutely!
The lawyer is telling u straight up...I'm going to cost u thousands of dollars, if you get in trouble. SO IF you can pay...you can play. You will always be in the gray area if u pull it. The State will always protect there option to prosecute u.
@Gary Williams My umbrella policy allows for shootings in the home...but it just occurred to me that it might now cover shootings elsewhere (although it's not the homeowners policy). Hmm.
@Gary Williams hmm...I'll check that out. Thx.
Got pulled over a couple weeks ago, turned the interior lights on, rolled the window down, put my hands on the wheel at 12:00. Trooper started talking, I interrupted and said, "there's firearm right by my leg, what would you like me to do?" and nodded at it but left my hands on the steering wheel. Trooper shined his light where I nodded and said "where is it?" located it with his flash light and said, "don't touch yours, I won't touch mine" and the interaction proceeded calmly and normally. Told him where my wallet was, (in a bag next to me) asked him how I should get it and said "go ahead and get it" and followed my hand with his light. Other hand was on the steering wheel the whole time. Same with the registration and insurance in the glove compartment that I had to reach directly over the firearm to get to. Both he and I were respectful of each other and the whole thing just wasn't a big deal. BTW, he claimed he pulled me over because I was weaving (I wasn't and we both knew it) and yes, I felt insulted and wronged by the lie that I couldn't push back against but I have a real life, I know he was just running his game and I don't sweat the small stuff. If you have an interaction with law enforcement, take it personally and bow up, you're a fool. Tou won't win and if the cop is an asshole, they'll just enjoy it. So keep your cool.
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MY LIFE AM I LUCKY TO LIVE IN CLEVELAND OHIO LMAO WOW WHOD HAVE THOUGHT THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I NEED 😹🤘🏽
I want to thank you for this video. Both you and the attourney. It has caused me to rethink about my role as an armed individual. Both of you have done a great service to law abiding cc individuals.
AZ. has constitutional carry,but,you can't carry 95% of the places you go to. so what's the point?might as well sell my pistol, being as the carry restrictions make the able to carry law null and void.
very true. believe it or not, it's kinda bad like that in the formerly sovereign state of Mississippi...not 95%, bit somewhere around 33% or more.
A very intelligently presented video. Aside from the advice on Ohio law, much of what the attorney is saying is universal. I think we should all, for example, have safe storage for weapons in our cars. You may be carrying and need to go to another state unexpectedly. Or you may be travelling cross country. It's extremely useful to have a secure place to lock your weapon so you are in compliance.
In my concealed carry class the instructor said to pass on the information mentioned in the video and hang up. Do not answer if 911 calls back. Wait for the police and say you want to talk to counsel and that's it.
In Louisiana you can only be in a bar armed if you have permission from the owner. Also the BAL for Louisiana is .05 for carrying a fire arm. But still best advice is to not drink while carrying.
This was great!!!
Thanks, Don!
I like that mindset of if you're going to ccl, always conceal, until you don't need to.
In NC, if you take a ccw into a no firearms establishment, you can be kicked out but no arrested for that. In NC a proprietor must tell you to leave and if you do not leave then you are trespassing and then can be arrested for that charge only.
My wife uses my silence against me ALL the time....
Very informative. Common sense saves us a ton of trouble for sure. But tto hear this from an attorney really helps no matter what stat we live in.
Do you recommend CCW insurance, and if so, can you recommend one?
Fred Howard great suggestion. Seems like something a lot of people are interested in. thanks for watching and commenting
USCCA or Second Chance. Both good compsnies
companies
yes seems like everyone mentions ccwsafe, USCCA, Second Call Defense - but not much can be found online of actual testimonials - therein lies the problem - any professional opinion would be helpful, but of course the attorney would probably not recommend any legal membership services
good points! I will say that before I purchased my insurance I personally spoke to the company and asked a bunch of questions and they were great at giving me answers. That being said, I realize they are selling something, so I did research more thoroughly. I did come across a few individual cases where they did exactly what they said they would do. For me personally, the benefits outweigh the cost.
This is the best video I've watched about conceal carry. So informative, thank you. Keep up the good work
12:32 -Police are under no obligation to protect you. (Supreme court ruling). They are LAW ENFORCEMENT. Not bodyguards.
1717jbs You got that right. Anyone who doesn’t believe it should read “Dial 911 and Die,” by Richard Stevens, Esq.
Wow that was very helpful!! Thank you for that kind and generous interview. Lawyers usually are not giving such detailed consultation for free. That really seams like it's done in very good intent.
Great video,I learned several valuable points and having legally carried for 35 years I naturally thought I knew all I needed...thank you so much.
Some of this is Ohio specific. You cannot bring a firearm in a bar or liquor store or any establishment that does more than 50% of sales in alcohol in some other states. In CCW class, the instructor said you may have to ask this question of the proprietor.
Thank you for providing one of theost valuable educational videos that a law biding gun owner should watch. The professionalism in which the information was discussed is without compare. I have shared this video with several of my friends. Thank you to you both!
Thank You Great video! I live in NYS and just received my ccw and came across your channel. Happy to say you have some great suggestions, and knowledge that made me subscribe to your channel. This video is one example that I’ve learned a lot from even though I’m in New York State I can apply these principles.
Thank you so much for putting this video up! Amazing info and honest. You gentlemen are great and much appreciated.
An armed society is a polite society.
The cop who tought my ccw class in Florida said that its not necessary to tell a cop unless asked that youre carring.
*The attorney made one big mistake* that everybody needs to be aware of. When you shoot someone and the police come of course *you don't make a statement* but your *family member(s) should not make a statement without counsel present.* And he did not mention that
GOOGLE USER great point!
Great informative interview! Thank you for sharing his wealth of knowledge from the legal perspective! Carry wisely!
Fantastic video. I’ve had ccl for close to 10 years. Forgot a lot of stuff, I’m very glad to have watched this. It’s as if I retook the cccl class again. Thank you for this video