It is never 'legal'. The exact circumstances will all have to be taken into account. If it was clearly a case of it either being you or the attacker being killed, then you will probably be acquitted. Same for accidentally killing an attacker in self defence - like if you pushed him away from you, but he fell and hit his head, dying from the injury.
However if you gained the upper hand and then deliberately killed the attacker, expect to be charged with manslaughter.
No, but it is illegal to hunt them with dogs.
It is legal to kill sheep in England, but you would need to obtain a certificate of competence or licence from the government and permission from the owner beforehand and you must also comply with EU regulations.
No. It's not legal to kill anybody.
No. It is not legal to kill any babies.
It is legal if you have a proper reason to kill them...not just for fun
No, it is not legal to kill any animal unless hunting with a proper lisence. There is also no need to kill giraffes.
New England Legal Foundation was created in 1977.
NO they are not legal tender in Scotland or anywhere else so no to England as well. In fact Scotland has no such thing as legal tender, however Bank of England notes are legal tender in England only
Definitely not.
They are entirely legal in England subject to a maximum power.
It was never legal to have more than one wife in England.
only get time 4 agrresion only selfdefense and u dont get busted