http://www.secondcalldefense.org/(by Lockton, the NRA Insurance folks! So on the level)
We defend you after you defend yourself!
For hundreds of years, men and women have used firearms to defend themselves and their family against thugs and criminals.
But all too often, innocent Americans who survive an attack have to defend themselves a second time – against an overly aggressive police investigation or prosecutors who may not understand or sympathize with armed self defense or the Second Amendment. The consequences can destroy you legally and financially.
But now as a member of Second Call Defense, you can participate in comprehensive training and education on exercising your rights legally and responsibly. And one phone call gives you immediate access to a comprehensive set of emergency resources and protection after you use a firearm in self defense. You'll have peace of mind knowing that fellow gun owners have your back when it counts.
Available benefits include ...
Training & Education
Member Newsletter
Self Defense News
Online Classes
Invitations to On-Site Training
Emergency Resources
24/7 Emergency Legal Hotline
Local Attorney Referral within 24 Hours
Up to $10,000 Immediate Attorney Retainer
Immediate Cash for Bond up to $250,000
Up to $500 per Day Compensation While in Court
Up to 40 Sessions of Psychological Support
Insurance Policy Limits
Up to $250,000 Accidental Shooting Protection
Up to $50,000 Criminal Defense Reimbursement
Up to Unlimited Civil Suit Defense Protection
Up to $250,000 Civil Suit Damages Protection
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Harold Fish
Harold FishHarold Fish was a 57 year old retired high school teacher in Arizona with a clean record and a license to carry a concealed...
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Harold Fish was a 57 year old retired high school teacher in Arizona with a clean record and a license to carry a concealed weapon.
While hiking, a man charged him, waving his arms and threatening to kill him. Harold Fish shot the man in self defense.
A jury found him guilty of second degree murder and he spent 3 years in prison and half a million dollars in legal fees before the conviction was reversed.