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Self-defense is a justification-based form of defense. Since using force in self-defense is always involved, it can serve as a defense against assault, battery, and criminal homicide. Self-defense is a statutory defense in most states (Mich. Comp. Laws, 2010). On a case-by-case basis, however, courts may modify or enlarge it. When a defendant defends himself with deadly force, most states have additional rules. Any force that has the potential to cause death is considered a deadly force. Someone doesn't need to pass away for a force to be deemed lethal. Depending on the situation, self-defense may serve as a perfect or imperfect defense. Defendants who kill someone in self-defense may be found not guilty, have a murder charge dropped to the second or third degree, or even have a manslaughter conviction added to their record. Although the US legal system generally forbids using violence or force against others, courts have acknowledged that everyone has the right to self-defense and may use reasonable force to do so. Find out more from this book. Scroll Up and BUY NOW Other Amazing books from the Author include (View each book by searching on Amazon with their Asin Number)
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