Legal Aspects of Using Lethal Force Saturday Feb 16th - Lincoln

[Chris Z]

Saturday morning - February 16th 8:30a-1p

55th & Old Cheney Rd in Lincoln

Cost $85 - Pre-registration required. (Email me for a form   chris@neccwtraining.com )

"Legal Aspects of Using Lethal Force"

This class if for a CCW permit holder who wants to gain more knowledge in the legal aspects of using lethal force. This class focuses on reviewing actual self defense cases in Nebraska, knowing your rights and how to conduct yourself should you get involved in a defensive shooting.
 

Topics Covered:

Hiring an Attorney - Calling 911
Talking to the Police - Your Rights
Levels of Force - Acceptable use of Force
When you can Draw your Firearm
Use of Force to Protect Property
Castle Doctrine - Civil Liabilities
In Depth Review of Nebraska Use of Force Laws and Cases
Explore Various Lethal Force Scenarios
Jury Instructions and how they can affect your case


Here are some reviews of this class from others that have taken it:

http://nebraskafirearms.org/forum/index.php/topic,4860.0.html

http://nebraskafirearms.org/forum/index.php/topic,6492.0.html

[OnTheFly]

If you have not been to this, or a similar class, you need to attend.  Chris presents some priceless information that all who own a firearm should be familiar with.

Fly

[Aldo]

This class is excellent.  My first enrollment in it was a few years ago when it was first offered by CZ, and then re-enrolled this past Fall as a refresher.  Also, this past summer I enrolled in a similar course in Minnesota along with CZ and Bullit which was sponsored by Armed Citizen's Legal Defense Network (great road trip with those guys). The ACLDN course (2 attorneys and Massad Ayoob) was excellent from a general perspective, and CZ's course is spot on from a Nebraska-specific perspective. We can read all we want about this issue, but CZ coalesces the material into a jammed-packed session that will leave you with a greater appreciation for understanding the legal aftermath of a critical incident...and if you have made the decision to carry and/or use only in a home defense situation, then you need to have this knowledge under your belt.  Plus, if you are ever successfully involved in a critical incident, having a certificate of completion of such course won't hurt your case and will probably help your defense. Do you have an attorney lined up yet in case you are involved in a critical incident? After you take this course, you *will* be looking for one proactively instead of retroactively (from a holding cell...at best).

[HuskerXDM]

I took this course in October and came away with a lot of knowledge.  I encourage you to take the class with Chris.  He does a good job of keeping things moving and interesting... and you learn a lot. 

[Chris Z]

Thanks for the positive feedback guys!

There are still some spots still available in this class, so sign up now to lock up a spot.

[Chris Z]

Bump for anyone who might be thinking about joining us..... There is room for more!

[Burnsy87]

Taking your CCW class the next day... would it be stupid to take this one before?  Or would it matter?

[Chris Z]

Not stupid at all, I've had several people take this class first and then decide to get their CCW. I will email you the reg form

[sparky]

Taking your CCW class the next day... would it be stupid to take this one before?  Or would it matter?

Before or after doesn't matter.  Just take it.  It's a great class.

[SuzziS]

Will this class be offered in GI? I would love to attend, but can't on the 16th.

[Chris Z]

I usually offer this class just twice a year in Lincoln. Around February and again in November usually

[zebra]

This class is definitely a "must take" for anyone who plans on keeping a firearm for self defense.

TAKE IT!