Ambulance First, Required to Warn, and Full Faith and Credit

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Armed Attorneys Leslie Cross and Richard Hayes answer YOUR questions about what happens before, during, and after a self-defense incident.

Are you legally required to warn someone before using force to defend another person? Does the Constitution’s Full Faith and Credit Clause mean your Texas License to Carry should be recognized nationwide? And after a defensive shooting, should you ask to be taken to the hospital—even if you weren’t physically injured?

Leslie and Richard also break down how an out-of-state concealed carry permit works in Texas, the complicated issue of an 18-to-20-year-old LTC holder storing a handgun in a high school parking lot, and why a justified self-defense shooting doesn’t necessarily prevent someone from filing a civil lawsuit.

In this episode:

• Are you required to give a warning before defending a third party?• Does Full Faith and Credit create nationwide concealed carry reciprocity?• Does an out-of-state CCW work like a Texas LTC?• Can an 18–20-year-old LTC holder keep a handgun locked in a vehicle at school?• Should you request an ambulance after a self-defense incident?• Why can a justified defensive shooter still face a civil lawsuit?

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