I just watched this video on Tru TV.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eu0O1VNZWeE
The victim got received a broken eye socket, was knocked unconcious, and a broken nose. Is a victim justified in using deadly force in this situation?
I live in Michigan, and House Bill 5143 states.
Under the proposed Self-Defense Act, an
individual who had not or was not engaged
in the commission of a crime could use
deadly force against another person,
anywhere he or she had the legal right to
be, with no duty to retreat, if the individual
honestly and reasonably believed that the
use of deadly force was necessary to
prevent either of the following:
-- The imminent death of, or imminent
great bodily harm to, himself or herself or
another individual.
-- The imminent sexual assault of himself or
herself or another individual.
Would you consider that assult, and the damage to the victim to be imminent great bodily harm?
Thanks for your input.
Peter


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