Your "Triple A for 2A"

[right winger]

This is from JPFO.
It is worth your time to check out.

 

[Scutter01]

Currently available pretty much everywhere but Indiana...

 

[jedi]

Great find but as scutter01 pointed out there is no coverage in Indiana. =(



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[cosermann]

I wonder why we're one of 12 or so states with no coverage. Hmm.

 

[samrothstein01]

I wonder why we're one of 12 or so states with no coverage. Hmm.

I am uncertain about the other States, but my guess is that the JPFO doesn't see any incentive to be in Indiana. Our laws regarding self defense are for the most part on point and don't require this sort of protection. I have seen very few properly handled self defense cases that ended up with charges pressed, let alone an indictment or conviction. Although we are not the most 2A friendly State, we are certainly far from the least.

Of course, IANAL, and this is merely and guess.

 

[jedi]

Note that it's not JPO that is doing this but a law firm Slate & Jones. Suspect it's more of that law firm still trying to get local attys to buy into this. Think of Binder & Binder (the big law firm that handles social security disability cases). What it (that law firm) actually does market it's services to the nation but in reaility it is a local atty in your area that is handling your case. Binder and Binder gets paid and then it gives the local atty a cut of that money. So basically the local atty does not have to put ads for his service as Binder & binder handle that for them. Plus the local atty has a steady flow of cases. Suspect that Slate & Jones is doing the same thing. Off course doing that (having a set of atty's locally) takes time to set up.

 

[Bill of Rights]

I've just joined their forum and gave them a referral to an attorney here, in the event that the only reason is that they don't have an IN attorney as yet. Hopefully, they will soon be online here.

Blessings,
Bill

 

[Bill of Rights]

Received in email:

Hi There

I just wanted you to know there's a live person on this end, and the good
news is we are talking to attorneys in Indiana today! We hope to have the
state open by weeks end and I'll let you know the minute that happens.

Thanks for the inquiry!

Sincerely

Beth Slate
Slate and Jones
President

Looks like we may have some good news soon.

Blessings,
Bill

 

[samrothstein01]

Well, I guess my guess wasn't very educated. Good to hear!

 

[jedi]

BoR could you please keep this link "alive" and post and update when you hear about it.
This would be some real good info/insurance to have.

 

[JoshuaW]

I know this thread is several days old, but I have been inactive and am only just now seeing it. I hope the service in this particular thread pans out, because it would work good in conjecture with the service I am going to post about in the next paragraph.

I have been doing some checking into Armed Citizen's Legal Defense Network, LLC which is a related concept, but you have to work an agreement your own attorney ahead of time (they will assist you in finding one though). If you are involved in an "incident" they will grant you $5k to assist in your defense/legal fees. This is supposed to be relatively immediate and without any sort of advanced questioning, applications, etc. After that initial, they will evaluate your case and grant more funds as they see fit. In addition to monetary assistance, they are supposed to provide you with expert witnesses and other services, if need be.

I would be quite interested in combining both services, giving me access to experts, quality lawyers, and funds for bail/private investigators, etc. Whatever my lawyer tells me I need!

 

[jedi]

BOR any updates?

 

[jedi]

So any new updates on this? The website still shows IN as UNAVAILABLE.
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