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What is "defense of another" defined?
A person is justified in using deadly force ind efense of his/her spouse/child/parent/servent/etc... if tha tperson reasonably believed that use of deadly force was necessary to protect his/her spouse/child/.... from imminent danger of death or great bodily harm.
What is "defense of person- justifiable use of force to prevent offense" defined?
A person is justified in using resonable force in aid or defense of another person who is about to be inured during the commission of a crime.
What is "defense of another-justifiable use of nondeadly force?"
What is "defense of another - Burden of proof?"
What is "defense of another - when defense not available?"
What is "defense of another"
A person is an agressor when that person by his/her wrongful conduct provokes, brings about, or continues an altercation.
What is defense of another - when person aided is a trespassor?
before repelling or attempting to repel an unlawful attack.
What is defense of person - justifiable use of deadly force against intruder?
What is defense of property - justifiable use of nondeadly force?
What is the burden of proof for defense of property?
What is defense of duress?
What is the limitation of defense of duress?
What is defense of entrapment?
What is the burden of proof for entrapment defense?
The state has to prove beyond reasonable doubt that no entrapment occurred.
What are the defense of insanity requirements?
2. A person is also insane when that person is suffering from such a disability of reson or disease of the mind that he/she does not understand the nature/consequences of his/her acts or omissions.
What is defense of voluntary intoxication?
A person is justified in using deadly force in self-defense if that person reasonably believed that use of deadly force was necessary to protect himself/herself from imminent danger of death or great bodily harm.
A person is justified in using deadly force in self-defense if that person believed that use of deadly force was necessary to protect herself from imminent danger of death or great bodily harm.