What is conceal carry?

In some states, Concealed carry or carrying a concealed weapon (CCW), is where a citizen is legally allowed with a states permit to carry a weapon (such as a handgun) in public, in a concealed or open manner. 

Each state is specific, on wither a person can carry concealed only or both concealed or open. This permit must be carried on their person at all times when carrying a weapon concealed or open on one’s person. 

COURSE COST

$199

8.0hrs (2-15min breaks, 45min lunch)

To attended this class you must be 18yrs old or older


Why should I take this course?

Many people do not understand the responsibility and liability of carrying a weapon on their person, in their car, boat, home, or place of business. The moment you apply and receive your concealed carry permit, you just upped your chance of being arrested by 75%. Why?

Many citizens focus their attention on equipping themselves with a weapon to protect themselves and their family and possibly a third party from an attacker. They also, spend time educating  themselves on purchasing the right gun and ammo for their home as well as to carry conceal. We’ve also seen citizens not hold back on firearms training and frequent trips to the shooting range to become one with their weapon.

But there is one area that should be just as or more important to us once we have decided to purchase a firearm and that is, how not to be convicted or make it hard to be convicted by the law when you have to defend yourself and your family. We continually see citizens all over the country arrested and convicted on Assault, brandishing a weapon, Aggravated Assault, Manslaughter and Murder charges.

Many citizens train to protect themselves from a would-be attacker, but not educate themselves on how not to be convicted of a crime when doing so. 

I am not talking about just learning the basic of the law, but learn how it is played out from both sides of the table in the court room – from Arraignment, Indictment, discovery, to trial.

Criminal cases do not go straight to trial. They go through a lengthy series of steps which must be completed before the courts can move on to the trial phase.

Knowing these different steps and what they intel, will help you make quality decisions when face with a Non-Deadly force or Deadly force situation, ultimately, making it hard to convict you of a crime. 

Note that you can opt to take a plea, if one is offered, at any point before the trial begins. But did you know, 97% of case are plea bargain before they even make it to trial, Why? You will find out in this course and why you should know how to make it hard to convict you when ever you are involved in a Non-deadly or Deadly force type situation. Meaning, a fist fight to pulling your weapon. Be able to control your odds of you being convicted when ever you are “Standing Your Ground” from a would be attacker or Aggressor.

While our system tends to rely on plea bargains to an excessive degree, knowing which strategy to launch is one of the reasons why having an experienced, criminal lawyer by your side is so paramount. 



What makes this course different?

Many people have mentioned to us that they knew the law, only to find out they only knew enough to realize their interpretation of the law was wrong once they found themselves facing 5 – 20 years to life in prison.

J.A.E.F.A is here to educate you on how not to be convicted when defending yourself.

We will educate you about self-defense law from the court Trier of fact perspective (Judge or Jury). Why?

The police and investigators are trained to get statements, identify witnesses, collect evidence all for the purpose of probable cause to make an arrest, and supply the prosecuting attorney with what they need beyond a reasonable doubt to convict you.

We will educate you from the Trier of fact perspective so you will operate within the true Jurisprudence of the law when you must “Stand Your Ground” “Duty to Retreat” “Castle law” in Self -Defense from an attacker or intruder.

Why Trier of fact? The Trier of fact, also sometimes called the finder of fact, is a person (Judge) or a group of persons (Jury) who determines facts in a legal proceeding, usually a trial.

To determine a fact is to decide, from the evidence, the Totality of circumstances, witnesses whether something existed, or some event occurred.

For instance, in a jury trial, a jury is the trier of fact. The jury has heard both side present their case with their evidence, witnesses, and their closing argument. The jury finds or try the facts taken from the evidence, witnesses and anything else that was aloud during trial proven or disproven and applies them to the relevant statute or law, instructed by the judge to use to reach a verdict.

So, in a jury trial, it is the jury that finds you guilty or not guilty.

Now in a Bench Trial, it is the Judge alone who is the trier of fact and the ruling of law, that finds you guilty or not guilty.

So, since the Judge or the Jury are the ones who find you guilty or not guilty of a crime and not the police or investigator, wouldn’t you like to know the process they use to come to a verdict of guilty or not guilty.

It is more than interpretation of the statute law, there are many other factors that play a role in this process. You should be chomping at the bit to know and see it from their perspective. So, in the event you must defend yourself, family, property, business, or maybe a third party, your response will be one with knowledge of true jurisprudence (The theory or philosophy of law) from the perspective of the Judge or Jury. It is a matter of 5yrs to life or Death.


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