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Armed Attorneys Emily Taylor and Richard Hayes discuss how to handle a police search, disabilities in self-defense cases, and how investigators determine the order of shots fired.
From refusing consent during a traffic stop to knowing what (if anything) you must disclose to police, we break down real legal standards—not internet myths. We also tackle how disabilities factor into self-defense prosecutions and whether disabled defenders are judged differently by prosecutors and juries. Finally, we explain the forensic science behind determining who shot first—and yes, how investigators can sometimes tell.
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