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TopicJoe Rogan knocks woman out
Kastrada
05/22/20 10:17:39 PM
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Tenlaar posted...
You are using a ridiculous and impossible to actually gauge interpretation of "match the level of the threat."

I'm going based on fucking New York law which is weak compared to other states.

www.nyccriminal attorneys.com/self-defense-criminal-lawyers/
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New York is not a stand your ground state. It has a duty to retreat law in place

Duty to retreat means that a person must attempt to avoid a violent situation before they respond with force to defend themselves. Most states do not have a duty to retreat when it comes to using nonlethal force in self-defense, but many do have a duty to retreat before a person can legally use lethal force to defend themselves.

So the thing would be was he actively avoiding the situation prior to hitting her? Would his walking backwards constitute retreat under NY law or not because I honestly don't know.

But it's not a clear cut self-defense situation based on where they are and the fact weapons are involved.

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