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The Perfect Claim Of Self-Defense
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Mark A. Taff
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If you’re going to keep a gun for self-protection, it is incumbent on you to know what the law is regarding self-defense. You should know what your local/state laws are, and also be aware of some of the technical details involved.
Bear in mind that this isn’t legal advice and I am not a lawyer. This is a discussion of publicly available information and of ideas pertaining thereto. |
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| "To sum up, it’s one thing if someone brings a fight to you. It’s another if you go looking for it." -- Well, yeah, but 'looking for it' can be a prosecutor's opportunistic mischaracterization. |
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