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Topic	So Kyle Rittenhouse won't be arrested again.
InfinityMonster 02/12/21 12:27:14 AM #50:	ZMythos posted... You're being disingenuous if you didn't read the actual WI state law that I cited that literally says committing a crime nullifies the self-defense clause. I did, and addressed it. Reread the law. AR is being excluded. Not 1. All AR says is that they will ignore whether you retreated or not. Also, as I said, the bar for criminal activity is much higher than any crime. It would be absolutely ridiculous to lose your claim self-defense because you broke one of the millions of laws. It applies to situations like robberies, conspiracies, kidnappings, etc. --- "It lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge" <cite>InfinityMonster posted [p:950549428] in So Kyle Ri... [t:79290639]...</cite> <quote>ZMythos posted... </cite> <quote>You're being disingenuous if you didn't read the actual WI state law that I cited that literally says committing a crime nullifies the self-defense clause.</quote>I did, and addressed it. Reread the law. AR is being excluded. Not 1. All AR says is that they will ignore whether you retreated or not. Also, as I said, the bar for criminal activity is much higher than any crime. It would be absolutely ridiculous to lose your claim self-defense because you broke one of the millions of laws. It applies to situations like robberies, conspiracies, kidnappings, etc. --- "It lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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