was born in California but grew up and spent most of his early life in Kingman, Arizona. Dillon attended Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona and graduated in 2016 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice with specializations in Legal and Criminal Investigation, Legal and Court Justice, and Justice in Politics, Media, and Popular Culture. Throughout and immediately after college he held positions in both the Court Administration and Clerk of Superior Court departments of the Superior Court of Arizona in Coconino County, and operated on the Coconino County Sheriff's Office Search and Rescue team responding to both individual-wilderness and disaster emergencies. During his time with the Superior Court, he was part of a team that was awarded the 2016 Strategic Agenda Award by the Arizona State Judiciary and the 2016 Merit Award by the Arizona Association of Counties. In 2020, Dillon passed the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE) in February, graduated cum laude from Vermont Law School in May, and then passed the Pennsylvania Bar Exam in October. He is admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania and Maryland and represents individuals, shooting ranges, federal firearms licensees, and gun clubs, and advocacy organizations in both states relating to firearms and the Second Amendment.

is chief counsel of the Civil Rights Defense Firm, P.C. (CRDF), where he concentrates and dedicates his practice around defending his clients' constitutional and statutory rights, under state and federal law. As he saw a need for a firm specifically dedicated to the inalienable right to Keep and Bear Arms, he formed Firearms Industry Consulting Group® (FICG®), a division of CRDF. More recently, after also seeing the need for a firm dedicated to the cannabis Industry, Mr. Prince formed Cannabis Industry Law Group, a division of CRDF, where he provides innovative legal solutions for the cannabis industry. He is also an attorney at Prince Law Offices, P.C. Mr. Prince has taught numerous continuing legal education seminars on firearms law for the Pennsylvania Bar Institute, local bar associations and even the National Rifle Association (NRA). He is the recipient of the 2016 NRA Defender of Freedom Award and numerous other awards related to his devotion to protecting the inalienable "Right to Keep and Bear Arms." Mr. Prince has been published in Volume 27, Issue 1, of the St. Thomas Law Journal on the Inalienable Right to Stand Your Ground. He earned his B.A. degree from McGill University and his J.D. degree from Widener Law School. Mr. Prince is admitted to practice law in all state courts in Pennsylvania and Maryland; United States Supreme Court, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit; U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit; District Court for the Eastern, Middle and Western districts of Pennsylvania; and District Court for the District of Colorado.