I bought a copy of his book and we chatted for a bit. We discussed a few cases, and he pretty much agrees with my assessment of the Campos/Serbeck incident (he is not on the legal team for that case). Neither should have been where they were, and they missed so many opportunities to de-escalate the situation. They didn’t have to engage the way they did.
We also talked a bit about the Dell Schanze brandishing case. He was found not guilty on that one, but it looks like he lost his reckless driving case. Mitch didn’t handle that one, but did handle the brandishing case. His book has copies of the evidence and presentation. Very thorough.
It was very interesting speaking with him, and I very strongly encourage my students to keep his information handy if they are ever in a shooting situation.
I’m just starting to read his new book. I’ll keep you updated, and I’ll be publishing a full review on www.JeepGunner.com soon.