From Victim to Defendant: A USCCA Legal Seminar with Roland S. Harris IV

After a self-defense incident, lawyers could take months to scrutinize decisions you had to make in seconds. That’s why NOW is the time to learn what you can and cannot do in the name of self-defense.

This is information every gun owner should know, whether you legally carry or if you keep a firearm at home.

This lesson is designed to empower responsible gun owners with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate the legal, physical, and emotional aspects of a self-defense encounter.

Topics Covered Include:

• A comprehensive discussion about navigating the legal system as a responsible gun owner
• Understanding the threats you’ll face before, during, and after a self-defense incident
• Protecting your 2nd Amendment rights
• Self-defense doctrines
• Variability of state gun laws
• Critical steps to take after a defensive incident
• LIVE Q+A with real answers from our experts

This seminar will be led by Roland S. Harris IV. Roland is a seasoned defense attorney with a career dedicated to protecting constitutional rights and defending those in need. A graduate of the University of Baltimore School of Law, Roland’s passion for justice was solidified during his clerkship with the Maryland Office of the Public Defender, where he worked on cases ranging from drug offenses to murder. Roland is also the co-author of the Maryland Use of Force Handbook, a comprehensive resource for lawful self-defense, with contributions from leading firearms law advocates.

Through engaging discussions, real-life case studies, and interactive scenarios, this course aims to demystify the legal complexities surrounding self-defense and ensure participants leave prepared to make informed decisions that protect their rights, freedom, and future.