A recent book titled “Stand Your Ground,” authored by Barry D. Todd, has been published by Dorrance Publishing Co., Inc. In this heartfelt narrative, Todd recounts transformative experiences concerning the U.S. criminal justice system, which turned a case of self-defense into a daunting legal scenario. What started as an ordinary evening outside an Arizona restaurant in 2014 escalated into Todd facing charges of attempted murder and aggravated assault, all while he was trying to protect his life.
Even without solid evidence and amidst many legal intricacies, Todd found himself incarcerated, grappling with a judicial system that seemed to conspire against him at every step. “Stand Your Ground” chronicles this intense journey, illuminating the systemic issues that lead to severe emotional and financial burdens on individuals and families wrongfully accused.
With numerous legal hearings and enduring efforts from an extensive legal team, Todd fought tirelessly to clear his name. His story reflects resilience, bravery, and a steadfast quest for justice. More than just a memoir, the book thoughtfully addresses significant problems within the court system, while also celebrating the extraordinary strength of the human spirit in challenging times.
Barry D. Todd, the author, grew up in Millington, Tennessee, in a military family. He received a BS in Human Resources Management from Troy State University and later earned an MBA from William Carey University, all while raising a family and serving in the military. A decorated veteran, Todd transitioned to the financial sector and eventually became the CEO of Invicta Financial Group.
A strong advocate for the Second Amendment, Todd often speaks publicly, highlighting the struggles of those entangled in the judicial system. He and his wife are proud parents and grandparents. In his leisure time, he enjoys golfing, scuba diving, motorcycling, traveling, and volunteering for various charities.
“Stand Your Ground” is available in a 264-page paperback edition, priced at $19.99 (with a hardback version at $32.99, eBook at $14.99, and audiobook at $18.99). The ISBN for the book is 979-8-89499-945-6. For media inquiries, review copies, or author interviews, interested parties can visit the publisher’s media request page. To purchase a copy, buyers can check the online bookstore.
