From stories of courtroom battles to the intricacies of gun permits and constitutional rights, this episode dives deep into what it really means to protect yourself and your family in today's world. In this gripping episode of None of Your Business, we sit down with renowned criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor Peter Tilem to explore the complex and evolving world of gun ownership and self-defense.

As gun laws change and the demand for personal safety increases, Peter explains the legal responsibilities that come with concealed carry, the challenges of navigating gun laws in places like New York, and the real-life consequences of self-defense incidents.

Whether you're a gun owner or simply curious about the legalities surrounding personal defense, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to hear Peter's expert insights on the state of public safety, the role of government, and the future of gun ownership in America.

00:00 Introduction and Welcoming Peter

00:14 Discussing Safety in Public Spaces

00:53 Personal Experiences with Guns

01:53 Legalities and Responsibilities of Carrying a Weapon

02:34 Changing Attitudes Towards Gun Ownership

03:50 Personal Journey to Getting a Concealed Carry Permit

06:27 Historical Context and Founding Principles

08:36 Experiences Growing Up in Dangerous Neighborhoods

13:40 The State of Crime and Law Enforcement

19:11 Challenges in New York City

29:40 Gun Control Debate

34:00 Real-Life Scenarios and Legal Implications

34:54 Arrest at the Police Station

35:25 Gun Laws and Concealed Carry

35:42 New York's Legal Challenges

37:03 Real-Life Self-Defense Cases

39:51 Legal System and Rights

47:59 Gun Control in Different States

52:58 Firearm Owners Protection Act

59:34 Community Security and Personal Life

01:01:30 TV Shows and Legal Accuracy