Maine Revised Statutes (M.R.S.) Title 17-A. Maine Criminal Code Chapter 5: Defenses and Affirmative Defenses; Justification § 107. Physical force in law enforcement 1. A law enforcement officer is justified in using a reasonable degree of nondeadly force upon another person: A. When and to the extent that the officer reasonably believes it necessary to …
1 Maine Jury Instruction Manual § 6-60A Maine Jury Instruction ManualCHAPTER 6 REPRESENTATIVE CRIMINAL INSTRUCTIONS § 6-60A Protection of Property: Non-Deadly Force. Instruction. A person in possession or control [of an item of property] is justified in using non-deadly force upon another person when and to the extent that she reasonably believes it necessary to prevent …
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1 Maine Jury Instruction Manual § 6-60 Maine Jury Instruction ManualCHAPTER 6 REPRESENTATIVE CRIMINAL INSTRUCTIONS § 6-60 Defense of Premises: Non-Deadly Force. Instruction. A person in possession or control of a premises [or a person permitted to be on the premises] is justified in using non-deadly force upon another person when and to the extent that …
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Maine Revised Statutes (M.R.S.) Title 17-A. Maine Criminal Code Chapter 5: Defenses and Affirmative Defenses; Justification §108. Physical force in defense of a person 1. A person is justified in using a reasonable degree of nondeadly force upon another person in order to defend the person or a 3rd person from what the person reasonably …
