when can self defense be used? Self defense can be used when one feels that he/she is in imminent physical danger. Lethal self-defense (resulting in death or great bodily harm of the attacker) can be used if one believes they must use it to avoid the death or great boodily harm of themselves or others.
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Only if it can be proven in a court of law that the actions were deemed reasonably justified in keeping yourself from harm...key word being "reasonably". Just don't abuse your right to do this (no matter what you use to do so).
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You should only use self defense when somebody else is trying to hurt you, or when there is a very likely cause that someone is about to hurt you.
Self defense is the act of killing someone who is abusing or prowling at you. The DA will never press any charges if you killed someone in Self Defense.
The self-defense of one's person or interests, particularly thru using bodily pressure, that's approved in sure instances as a solution to a rate of violent crime.