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Armed Attorneys Richard Hayes and Leslie Cross answer your questions about the current status of SBRs and suppressors after the recent NFA ruling, what happens to your firearms after a self-defense shooting, whether a trained fighter’s fists can legally become “deadly weapons,” and why people who claim lawful self-defense can still end up in court.
Can you build an SBR now if you’re a GOA member?Do Form 1, marking, and serialization requirements still apply? Richard explains why the answer isn’t as simple as “the NFA is gone” and why the particular plaintiff group you belong to can matter.
Can a professional fighter’s fists be considered deadly weapons?If someone uses deadly force against a trained fighter, is the fighter legally better off responding with a firearm or with bare hands? Leslie and Richard break down the difference between force and deadly force—and how professional training could potentially be used by a prosecutor after the fact.
Should GOA members tear up their suppressor tax stamps?Not so fast. The current injunction has created major changes, but the attorneys explain why they would NOT recommend destroying existing documentation while the legal landscape is still developing.
Will police take ALL of your guns after a self-defense shooting?What if the shooting happens away from your home? Richard and Leslie discuss when police may seize a firearm as evidence, when obtaining a warrant to search your home could be difficult, and the circumstances that could potentially change that analysis.
What happens next with the NFA ruling?Could a future administration, Congress, or another court change everything again? The laws remain on the books even where enforcement has been enjoined, creating serious questions about what could happen to SBRs and suppressors acquired under the current ruling if the legal landscape changes.
And finally: Why are people even going to court when they acted in self-defense?
Richard explains the uncomfortable reality that self-defense is generally something that must ultimately be established in the legal process—and why police and prosecutors may keep passing the decision up the chain instead of ending the case immediately. Leslie shares that many of the justified self-defenders she has represented never imagined they would be the ones standing in court defending their actions.
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