As violent crime goes up, more and more citizens choose to take self defense classes. Many choose to arm themselves with knives, firearms or unconventional weaponry. Often they practice to high levels of proficiency.

Every day citizens must make use of “force decisions.” The right of self-defense is indisputable. Yet, most of those who choose to be armed, receive little, if any, instruction in two very critical areas of self-defense:

1. When may I and when may I not implement force options?
2. How do I protect myself in the aftermath?

Big questions that few can truly answer! We can.

CMI’s “Use of Force Continuum” lecture spoke to the first question. CMI’s “Post Incident Management” lecture prepares you for the legal aftermath of your self defensive actions.