Not Guilty: Lawyers, Guns, and Money
Not Guilty: Lawyers, Guns, and Money
Podcast Description
”Not Guilty: Lawyers, Guns, and Money” features Edward D. Johnson III, founding attorney at Edward Johnson Associates PC, sharing expert legal insights and practical advice for navigating the criminal justice system.
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The podcast focuses on a variety of legal topics including civil asset forfeiture, gun licensing laws, and police interrogation tactics. Episodes like 'Money Matters: Navigating Arrests and Large Cash Holdings' delve into the intricacies of cash seizure during arrests, while 'Locked and Loaded: Navigating the New Illinois Gun Licensing Laws' covers essential information about FOID and CCL. Each episode aims to demystify complex legal issues for average citizens.
”Not Guilty: Lawyers, Guns, and Money” features Edward D. Johnson III, founding attorney at Edward Johnson Associates PC, sharing expert legal insights and practical advice for navigating the criminal justice system.
Episode Summary:
In this informative episode, host Kevin Rosenquist and attorney Edward Johnson discuss Illinois self-defense laws, focusing on the “no duty to retreat” principle and the justified use of force. They explore real cases, legal consequences, and practical advice for those involved in self-defense situations.
Key Timestamps:
00:00 – Show Introduction
00:42 – Explanation of “No Duty to Retreat” in Illinois
02:17 – Circumstances justifying use of force in self-defense
02:51 – Discussion of “reasonable force” and court interpretations
03:43 – Understanding imminent danger and proving perceptions
09:31 – Notable case example: UFC fighter incident
10:45 – Types of evidence in self-defense cases
14:17 – Importance of legal representation in self-defense situations
About the Show:
Not Guilty: Lawyers, Guns, and Money features Edward D. Johnson III, founding attorney at Edward Johnson Associates PC, discussing various legal topics with host Kevin Rosenquist. The show provides practical legal insights and real-case examples to help listeners understand complex legal matters.
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