REAL LAWYER: When Can I Use My Gun Against Unarmed Attacker?

Law of Self Defense

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Could it EVER be lawful to shoot an UNARMED person? How about to shoot into a CROWD of unarmed people? The perhaps shocking answer is: YES, it can. The key to avoiding prison, of course, is knowing WHEN it can.

In today’s s how we’re going to explore these legal dynamics in the context of an Oakland California liquor store employee who gets jumped by a feral mob of teens, and responds by pulling out a gun, incentivizing the mob to flee.
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