Self-tutoring about US law: the tutor wades into an interesting exemption. I’ve no experience with this, so it’s just based on what I’ve overheard, read, and understood. From decades ago, I recall a news panel talking about gun availability in …
Self-tutoring about US law: the tutor discusses a recent Supreme Court decision. Every time I open a new browser tab, I’m flooded with news, sometimes including court decisions. I’m no lawyer, but I try to understand the basics of legal …
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Self-tutoring about US law: the tutor mentions the concept of “Duty to Retreat.” Duty to Retreat is, to a layperson, somewhat the opposite of Stand Your Ground. Duty to retreat means that, if you believe you can escape harm from …
Self-tutoring about US Law: the tutor mentions Castle Doctrine. Castle Doctrine is the philosophy, written in law, that an individual has the right to use necessary force, including deadly force, to protect themselves inside their home. ncsl.org