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Self-Defense Immunity: Georgia Case of Eurie Martin (Part 2)

Welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense Members-only content! Today we take a look at a very recent decision by the Georgia Supreme Court touching upon the legal doctrine of self-defense immunity, and how that legal doctrine was applied to three officers involved in the controversial arrest—and death, during arrest—of one Eurie Martin. This is […]

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Self-Defense Immunity: Georgia Case of Eurie Martin (Part 1)

Welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense Members-only content! Today we take a look at a very recent decision by the Georgia Supreme Court touching upon the legal doctrine of self-defense immunity, and how that legal doctrine was applied to three officers involved in the controversial arrest—and death, during arrest—of one Eurie Martin. If you’re

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“Imperfect Self-Defense” ≠ “Self-Defense As You’d Prefer It to Be”

Welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense Members-only content!  Today we take a look at a recent court of appeal decision handed down in California just a few days ago, on November 10, 2020, that gives us an opportunity to follow up on yesterday’s discussion of imperfect self-defense with another look at that same legal

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The Killer Ballerina:  There’s ALWAYS Another “Witness”

Welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense Members-only content!  And, yes, it really involves a killer ballerina!  More interestingly, from a use-of-force law perspective, it also touches upon one of the most common questions we get here at Law of Self Defense: If there are only two people involved in a use-of-force event, and one

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Prosecutors Being Taught A Lesson in Realpolitik, Pour Encourager les Autres

Welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense Members-only content! Today I’d like to share a small news item that will likely go unnoticed by almost everyone, but which reflects a matter of genuine “realpolitik” in today’s racially energized use-of-force cases—and therefore a matter that all of the Law of Self Defense community must be aware

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Marine with PTSD Kills Man Who First Threatens to Kill the Marine: Murder, Self-Defense, or Diminished Capacity?

Welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense Members-only content! Today I’d like to focus on a recent decision out of the Washington Court of Appeals, just about a week ago—that’s how current our self-defense law coverage is, folks—that touches upon a number of issues I know to be of extreme interest to the Law of

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What Happens on the Internet Stays on the Internet: Until It Appears in Court

Hey folks, welcome to today’s Law of Self Defense Members-only content, which I’m afraid is going to be a bit of a drive-by, due to other commitments today. Today’s content touches upon the Ahmaud Arbery case, which you’ll know has been covered here in considerable detail, including these posts: Felony Murder Based on Attempted False

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