Self-Defense

why defence forces are important

Kellogg-Briand Pact was the agreement that renounced aggressive war and prohibited the use of war as an instrument of national policy except in matters of self-defense.

The Defense Factory System was a book written in 1835 by Andrew Ure, a Scottish doctor who was a lecturer during his time on different manufacturing subjects.

Self defense is necessary in the event that someone or somethings is trying to harm you. It can be an important skill in the event you are in need of protection from an attacker

Roosters are able to protect themselves by using their talons, beaks, and maybe their wings.

And running or flying away, of course.

- self- defense

- battered woman's syndrome

- infanticide

boxing

Only as much force as is necessary to stop the assailant. In defending yourself or another you cannot use excessive force against an attacker. For example, you cannot take an attacker's life unless it is clear he will, by his actions, take yours or another's And you must be able to prove in a court of law that such force as was used was necessary, otherwise you can end up in prison for a long time. Also, after you have stopped the attacker with only as much force as necessary, you do not wait around and wait for him to get back up and start where he left off. As soon as he has been temporarily incapacitated it is your legal duty to try to find an avenue of escape. It would also help if there are witnesses who can testify that you had to take whatever action you took, and unless you know the person being attacked you may actually end up aiding the one who actually started the fight.

Defense is crucial in basketball because it directly impacts a team's ability to prevent the opposing team from scoring. A strong defensive strategy disrupts offensive plays, limits high-percentage shots, and can create turnovers, leading to fast-break opportunities. Moreover, effective defense fosters teamwork and communication, which are essential for overall team success. Ultimately, a solid defensive performance can be the difference between winning and losing close games.

To protect the mind/self/ego from anxiety, social sanctions, or situations that can't be coped with currently.

An alibi defense specifically asserts that the defendant was elsewhere when the crime occurred, providing evidence to show they could not have committed the offense. In contrast, an affirmative defense acknowledges the defendant committed the act but argues there are valid reasons or justifications for it, such as self-defense or insanity. While both can lead to a not guilty verdict, they approach the defendant's culpability from different angles.

Self defense is an affirmative defense. That means that the defendant bears the burden of presenting creditable evidence in support of the claim of self defense.

The standard of the evidence varies between different states, in some states the evidence must be "clear and convincing" while in other states the evidence must just be "more likely than not".

Different states also have different definitions of self defense. For example, in Ohio, the defendant must prove that there was an "actual threat of death or bodily injury". While in neighboring Indiana, the defendant must only prove a "reasonable belief of a threat of death or bodily injury". What's the difference? If you are accosted by a drugged out thug is pointing a gun at your kid's head and you shoot first, in Ohio you're going to prison if the thug's gun isn't loaded but in Indiana you're a free man or if the thug tossed the gun off a bridge before the cops get there.

If the plea is in self-defense, you cannot be found guilty of Assault. UNLESS - the self-defense turned into an Assault against the other person. If THAT'S what happened -you are only allowed to defend yourself strongly enough to PREVENT the continuance of the attack, not to extract revenge too. Just because the other person threw the first punch does not give you legal right to turn around and beat him to a pulp.

Because they just MIGHT be the first to encounter invasion or sabotage.

An affirmative defense is a legal strategy where the defendant acknowledges the facts of the case but presents additional information or evidence to justify their actions or negate liability, such as self-defense in a criminal case. In contrast, a technical defense focuses on procedural or technical issues in the case, such as lack of jurisdiction or failure to follow legal procedures, which can result in the case being dismissed without addressing the underlying facts. Essentially, an affirmative defense seeks to exonerate the defendant, while a technical defense seeks to challenge the validity of the case itself.

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You sure do what you have to do to save your life if attacked by a shark.

Yes

Ninjitsu (or Ninjutsu) is not the actual fighting art of the Ninja. Ninjitsu is the art of invisiblity or stealth. The Ninja's fighting art is called Taijitsu (Taijutsu), and it translates to mean "body art", or art of using the body. Ninjitsu is very similar in style to the Samurai's art of Jujitsu (Jujutsu), only Taijitsu is more unorthodox & not quite as "pretty" as Jujitsu in form. Taijitsu is ok as a fighting art against someone not versed in martial arts such as Jujitsu or Krav Maga, or someone versed in street fighting tactics. Today's world calls for self-defense systems geared for today's threats and dangers.

while ninjutsu is useful as defence since its technique is basically stealth, lock, fluidity, is not exactly a good offence for street fights if you want to start a fight. ninjutsu in only good as self defence attacks by locking your opponent technique then breaking their bones. (if they dont attack you, there is not much you can really do except basics attacks which could just land you in trouble)

is it good? it depends on how well you master it. a good martial user no matter what art is when the user combines agility (for attacks), reflex (for defence) and strength (for power). ninjutsu can defeat all other martial arts but all other martial arts can also defeat ninjutsu. it still comes down to the user

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The best women's self defense teacher I know goes by the name Raziq Shaikh and he is from Hyderabad. I have attended his classes for a month, 5 days a week and came to learn that he is more focused on practical street fighting techniques than focusing on tough-to-remember martial art techniques.

A few months later, after I completed my classes under his guidance, I came across an eve teaser who was bothering me. And when he tried to grab me, I was able to defend myself and escape without any injuries thanks to the training I was provided with.

Before taking classes from Mr. Shaikh, I went to learn self defense from Krav Maga but, I wasn't happy with their training. As I felt they cared more about cramming a classroom of students for earning more money than actually caring to teach self defense properly.

As far as I know, Mr. Shaikh doesn't take more than 3 students at a time and provides personalized self defense training for women. I would totally recommend his training to any woman who has the interest to learn self defense and learn to face real time danger situations.

Priyanka Chitturi