JAN 24 @ 11:30 $35
Understand when and how you can legally use force — including deadly force — to defend yourself, your family, and your home. This USCCA Mini-Class dives deep into the critical legal side of self-defense, taught by a certified USCCA Instructor using official materials.
In many real-world situations, the line between justified and excessive force is unclear — and your decisions will be reviewed by prosecutors, juries, and courts long after the incident. Don’t leave it to chance. Gain the knowledge to make smart, defensible choices.
What You’ll Learn:
- The conditions that must be present for ANY level of force to be legally justified
- Reasonable force vs. deadly force — definitions, differences, and real-world application
- The Use-of-Force Continuum and how decisions escalate along it
- State-specific statutes, case law, and how your actions (from displaying a firearm to firing) will be scrutinized
- How prosecutors evaluate self-defense cases — avoid common legal pitfalls
- Defense of self, others, home, and property — including aftermath considerations
- Scenarios to test your understanding of justified vs. excessive force
This classroom-focused mini-session includes discussion, real-life examples, and interactive elements (no live fire required). Perfect standalone or as a complement to firearms fundamentals training.