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Ken Goldberg
Ken is a recent
resident of Tucson AZ. He moved here from Dallas, TX where he
founded the DFW Gun Range and Training Center, a highly
acclaimed firearms training center. He also owned 3 different
nightclubs (including a topless club and a swingers bar). He is also
a practicing trial lawyer who has represented clients in high
profile murders, drug trafficking and public corruption cases. Ken
spent many years defending himself on the streets first as a young
runaway and drug abuser and then as a social worker with hard-core delinquents. Ken
has been the subject of an ABC Television documentary and guest appeared on the Phil
Donohue show. In addition he has been interviewed/featured on most major national news shows for a
variety of issues.
In his
own words: I am 54 years old. I
got this old by being very street smart. From the age of 13 to
18, I spent most of my time in the streets of the south side of Chicago, as
a runaway from a physically abusive dad. While my family was affluent,
I chose to live in poverty and crime, sometimes living in the
basements of apartment buildings and churches. When I got
older I became a youth worker and specialized in working with the toughest
kids I could
find in the streets. I
even created a not for profit agency so I could hire myself
because no one else would hire a high school dropout
to work with kids. Although I dropped out of high school I eventually received a GED, high
school equivalency when I was 18. I didn't see the inside of a
classroom again until 11 years later when I began college. I
spent 2 years in college, then at the age of 33,
I entered law school. During that period, in 1982, I had
to stop in Detox for substance abuse.
During school I continued to work as a social worker with high risk
populations in the inner city. My own experiences as a street urchin and
a drug abuser made me feel drawn back to the streets to do my job. After
law school I started my own law office. That way I could stay with what
I had come to know the best. The streets! I have learned most of the tricks
of survival by always bringing my work to the streets and the streets
to my work. I have been in numerous life and death encounters, including
being shot at a few times. I have been in several handgun encounters,
but I have never had to shoot someone nor have I been shot. I believe
it is better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6. I have seen hate and
most of its permutations. I am too old to rock and roll and too young
to die.
I
am licensed to practice law in 3 states, Texas, Arizona and Illinois.
I studied law with some of the best trial lawyers in America including
Gerry Spence, Racehorse Haynes, Roy Black and Morris Dees (the founder
of the Southern Poverty Law Center and the KKK Watch). I have represented
clients in all types of criminal cases including first degree murder charges.
I studied firearms with
some of the best also. Thunder Ranch, Gunsite, Halo, and the Executive
Protection Institute. I have been instructing formally for several years and
I was licensed by the state of Texas to teach security officers, and the Concealed Handgun
Licensing class.
I was
a Big Brother of Chicago for over 10 years and became a foster parent to a young man I was appointed to
represent on criminal charges in the juvenile court in Chicago.
But most important, my range was the home to the machine gun used in
the film Scarface with Al Pacino. The gun is usually referred to as My
Little Friend.
The idea for the show Law and Disorder came from
my years of being interviewed by the media and seeing the butchered
(edited) results that actually aired. I am
also tired of the pitiful
portrayal of gun owners in the press. It has been poor advocacy that has
been offered by the gun gurus who use sound bites
rather than reasoned thought as the means to influence America. Along the way I
have also discovered that drug users, adult entertainers, tattooists and their customers have all
been poorly treated and ill represented in public debates and legislative
sessions. So now I undertake to represent myself and those like
me. And as the old saying goes, "a lawyer who represents
himself, has a fool for a client."

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Producer-Board
Operator
Chuck
Aubrey
Born on the Yakama Indian Reservation
in the spring of 1970, Chuck Aubrey learned early on about the
difficulty of standing alone in a chaotic world. The only son
of teachers, with few friends close at hand, his time was divided
between reading anything he could find, learning to play the
piano and escaping into the remote regions of the reservation
to survive off nature's abundance. The social foment and pop
culture of the time impressed itself upon his youthful psyche (a
by-product of the dawning of the era of mass communication) in
tandem with ancient wisdom from the tribe's elders and shamans, and
in time these lessons served to construct the general lens through
which he views the world today.
Moving to Arizona with his family at
the age of 15, he immersed himself in the lore, legends and outdoor
splendor of southern Arizona, aquiring stories and skills that would
serve him well at later ages through a variety of life
paths.
Radio has interwoven itself through the
tapestry of his life in a variety of ways, both behind the mic and
behind the scenes, and the allure of music seduced him from an early
age, which induced a thirst for applause that has yet to be
slaked. When not hiking in the far reaches of Arizona's Sky
Islands, he composes and performs original music with his band,
StoneCirrus, and prepares for his show on KJLL, Gnosis or Psychosis
(Saturdays, 11-midnight). Dreams are his specialty, both
making and fulfilling them, and paranoia is his favorite
spice. His favorite color is freedom; too bad he's never
seen it yet...
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Former Co-Host
Gary
Gary Coursey is a former resident of the south side of Chicago. Like Ken he was a deranged youth and derangered young man. Which made him the best of friends with Ken of course. Now he is a responsible and productive member of society and his fight to prevent becoming a boring middle-aged family man will be Coursey's Last Stand on Law & Disorder
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Webmistress Blaze
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webmistress for this website. She also is the co-owner of DFWNites, a website for adult entertainment
in the DFW Metroplex.
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