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In reply to the discussion: “Stand Your Ground” Has Got to F***ing Go. [View all]X_Digger
(18,585 posts)67. Runyon v. State (Indiana, 1877)
From Runyon:
establishes the doctrine that when a person, being without fault and in a place where he has a right to be, is violently assaulted, he may, without retreating, repel force by force, and if, in reasonable exercise of his right of self-defence, his assailant is killed, he is justifiable.
State v. Partlow (Missouri, 1887)
Beard v US, (1895)
People v. Lewis (California, 1897)
Boykin v. People (Colorado, 1896)
State v. Hatch (Kansas, 1896)
Ragland v. State (Georgia, 1900)
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or easier to look at twisted data to look at facts...PS...the posters data is twisted.
uponit7771
Jul 2013
#37
So you think there's NO disparity?! NONE at all? You live in the US?! regards
uponit7771
Jul 2013
#38
The number of whites allowed to claim self far far out number those of blacks by the hundreds of %
uponit7771
Jul 2013
#66
The jury got the instructions they needed to acquit and they were SYG instructions.
mountain grammy
Jul 2013
#21
As I said, that is the point. Where there are no such boundaries, no ROE is possible.
riqster
Jul 2013
#42
Yes, I was backed into the doorway of a closed building. So disengagement was not possible.
riqster
Jul 2013
#57
California does not have a law with that title, but all juries in homicide cases that assert SD
X_Digger
Jul 2013
#76
I can't run. I have a disability. I can walk, but at a moderate pace. N/T
GreenStormCloud
Jul 2013
#85