Understanding the Laws of Self-Defense

You’re training to defend yourself and the people you care for. When you do defend yourself, you will be investigated to determine if you acted in accordance with the Law. Do you know the applicable laws? Do you understand the potential outcomes, the legal limits, the risks? Do you know what to do and, more importantly, what not to do, when the police arrive? Do you understand what a police investigation involves, how it will occur, and what the outcomes may be? Do you know the different courts of jurisdiction and what constitutes, and doesn’t constitute, “double jeopardy?” Do you know tactics, techniques, and procedures for managing an impending physical conflict? All of this and more will be covered. This will be the best seminar you can attend to understand what you’re truly facing if you are forced to defend yourself.

Presenter: Randy Watt is a retired Chief of Police, Ogden, Utah, Police Department with 36 years of service, the last 4 as Chief. Chief Watt’s career was spent in several high-risk assignments including 13 years in SWAT, and several years working in and supervising the Narcotics Task Force. Randy was also the lead firearms trainer in the Firearms Training Unit, as well as the lead Defensive Tactics and Arrest Control Instructor. Randy is also a retired Colonel, Utah Army National Guard, and former Commander of the 19th Special Forces Group (Airborne), with 34 years of military service. A decorated combat veteran of multiple tours of Iraq and Afghanistan, Randy led Counterterrorism and Counterinsurgency units directly against our nation’s enemies. Special Forces (Green Berets) qualified as both an enlisted soldier and an officer, Randy is a Master Parachutist and a Military Free Fall Parachutist. His combat awards are numerous. Most importantly for this seminar, Randy is a court-certified expert in Use of Force. Randy is also an instructor for the U.S. Concealed Carry Association (USCCA) and a Rangemaster for Gunsite Academy in Paulden, AZ.