Scott Rosenblum Breaks Down the Castle Doctrine Defense for Robert Farrick in the Wing Haven Road Rage Shooting

The Marc Cox Morning Show · Jul 7, 2026 · 6m

Defense attorney Scott Rosenblum joins Marc to explain the Castle Doctrine defense he plans to mount for Robert Farrick, the Baldwin superintendent charged with second-degree murder in last week's Wing Haven road rage shooting. Rosenblum walks through the fact-specific nature of self-defense law, explaining that the Castle Doctrine removes the initial aggressor question when you're in your home, your car, or anywhere you have a right to be — but you still must reasonably believe you're in danger of serious harm. Marc presses on where exactly that line falls once someone steps outside their…