If you get accused of assault or another violent crime, the jury cannot convict you if you demonstrate that you only used force to ward off an immediate threat of violence to yourself or another person or of destruction of your property.
On behalf of Granger and Mueller PC posted in Criminal Defense on Tuesday, November 16, 2021.
If you get accused of assault or another violent crime, the jury cannot convict you if you demonstrate that you only used force to ward off an immediate threat of violence to yourself or another person or of destruction of your property.