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U1)How do courts distinguish between assault and self defense?
2) what is considered excessive force.
3) what if someone hits me and I hit them back but they keep coming back to hit me if I accidentally cause permanent damage is it illegal or self defense?
4) does self defense have a penalty?
5)can I request security footage?
6)if security footage is not provided is it illegal? -
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DIf you really want to know this read the general exceptions in the ipc. Then I am in on having a detailed discussion about it with you
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UOk thank u I read it, I’m still not clear about appropriate force could u explain it to me (pls bear with me)
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DSo, to answer your question- it depends upon the evidence presented in the court as to what was assault and what was self defense.
You must have read that there are seven offences wherein you can cause death jn self defense-
UOk I have one last question somewhere in there I read that if I have enough time to inform the authorities then I would be held liable for the damages does that extend to a gut feeling/threat given by the other person but no action has been taking to harm or injure me so is it absolutely necessary to inform the authorities now or can a loophole be exploited, and by tht I mean could it be argued that it is infact not my fault(I’m sorry if that’s hard to read)
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