deadly force response

Jake Pirelli wrote on FB: "having JUST passed an online concealed carry class. I'm kinda lost. It was not informative at all. I'd like to know when I can use my gun, and the repercussions that  follow a self defense shooting."

We at oregonconcealed.com do not believe the on line class Jake Pirelli took was one of ours because our class addresses these issues in detail. The quick reply comes from the Oregon Statutes. They in substance say when a person is using unlawful force intended or likely to cause death or serious bodily injury then self-defense or defense of another in that person's presence is justified. We cover this in depth in a new publication that will be available in time for the Oregon State Fair, August 24th.

For more information write Roger Leach or go to our website. Copyright is held in the name of Don Leach, 2012.

An interesting side note is that Oregon does NOT require a online or life class to cover Oregon Laws. At Oregon Concealed Co. we are at this time the only online or live class I know of that does teach the standards for justification of deadly force. For more information please feel free to visit our website or write.

Experience representing driving issues

DRIVING ISSUES EXPERIENCE

Excerpt from the book Oregon Concealed

"The following picture of such a license is representative and typical of those who carried them. Mr. Seekins is NOT the Mr. Smith referred to below. I represented Mr. Seekins in many cases which could be a book by itself. It is enough to say that when we eventually approached negotiations with the state of Oregon, Mr. Seekins had over 480 citations concerning his insistence on exercising his interpretation of his constitutional principles."

KEPT HIM OUT OF JAIL FOR A LONG TIME! lol

Copywrite in Don Leach, Attorney, 2012; Oregon Concealed - The Best Defense - Use of Deadly Force: I have written a practical easy to read how to book  helping those who carry concealed understand the legal world of a defensive contact and dealing with enforcement. It will be available in July, 2012 at the oregonconcealed.com web site.

Deadly Force in Defense - Attacker did NOT have a gun!

An excerpt from the book

Oregon Concealed, due to be out

July, 2012

“She had her hand in its mouth, trying to keep it from ripping at her throat. I don’t know how I had managed to get it cocked, but I put that 22 magnum in the dog’s ear.” He shrugged. “It didn’t even give a yelp. It just folded up. At a glance I could see the other two dogs were still under control.”

Copywrite in Don Leach, Attorney, 2012; Oregon Concealed - The Best Defense - Use of Deadly Force: I have written a practical easy to read how to book  helping those who carry concealed understand the legal world of a defensive contact and dealing with enforcement. It will be available in July, 2012 at the oregonconcealed.com web site.

When is the handgun ACCESSIBLE in the vehicle?

Administrative Assistent "Linda" and grandma with

the future President Liam of Oregon Concealed Co. at one

of the gun ranges used to teach the NRA Basic

Pistol Class.

What does accessible mean in the Oregon laws?

"Oregon applies an “accessibility” standard by statute, which in substance declares a handgun in the traveling compartment is “accessible” to all in the vehicle. While the statute is direct and clear, it is generally treated as a presumption that can be overcome factually. For example, is the handgun actually accessible if one does not know it is there? An alternative question is whether the handgun is truly accessible if it is physically being carried by the other person and cannot be accessed? Yet a third question deals with whether the handgun can be accessed in a glove box or console."

These questions are answered in the book Oregon Concealed.

Copywrite in Don Leach, Attorney, 2012; Oregon Concealed - The Best Defense - Use of Deadly Force: I have written a practical easy to read how to book  helping those who carry concealed understand the legal world of a defensive contact and dealing with enforcement. It will be available in July, 2012 at the oregonconcealed.com web site.

John Smith's Pickup Ride

Oldest Son learning the ways of Mountain Men

Troy at age 7   1976

"John Smith was driving down a back county highway in the county of Pandora. The 1965 beat-up, mostly green and rust Chevy farm pick-up had some new interior with black leather bucket seats that had replaced the old bench seat. When he was stopped by County Officer 1 (“CO1”), the officer informed John his left tail light was out. The usual questions followed with John’s presentation of the required documentation, license, and registration. During the stop Mr. Smith indicated his surprise to find the tail light was out, and asked if he could get out and see it, “After all it is my son’s rig. He has done so much work on it to make it street legal so of course I am surprised.”

“Of course,” was the officer’s reply. As the police would say, Mr. Smith “exited the vehicle.” As John slid across the lipped edge of the bucket seat and turned to walk back to the driver side tail light he left the door open.

It was the officer’s turn to be surprised. “John, is that your gun?” There, in what was now plain view, stuck between the bucket seats with the handle showing was what turned out to be a Smith & Wesson long barrel .357 magnum."

ARRESTED!

Oregon Concealed is a book written in easy to understand language outlining best practices for dealing with enforcement AND when and self defense (Deadly Force) is justified in Oregon. The book will be available in July, 2012. I am looking forward to hearing from you. Write don@ochlc.com. Copywrite 2012 by Don Leach, Attorney