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When carrying a gun, you want to keep these tips in mind.
1-The first element is a belief that another intends to use unlawful force against you.
2-If you believe another person is using or intends to use unlawful force against you
3-that your belief by reasonable.
4-The third element of the defense is that the threat be imminent
5-The final requirement for a valid claim of self-defense is that the amount of force used be proportional to the threat.
Important questions answered Self-Defense of another person ?
*Today, defense of another -- even strangers -- is recognized in all jurisdictions. Generally, the elements of this defense are similar to the elements of self-defense. The person using force in defense of another must show (1) that he believed another person intended to use unlawful force against a third party;
(2) that his belief was reasonable;
(3) that the threat to the third person was imminent; and
(4) that the amount of force used in defense of the third party was proportional to the threat.
*Most martial artists began their study to learn self-defense, but the ethical martial artist assumes an obligation to protect those who cannot protect themselves.
Closely related to the concept of self-defense is a legal doctrine known as defense of another. It may be difficult to believe, but defense of another was not always recognized as a legal excuse for using force. Even when it gained acceptance, it was initially limited to defense of family members; the law permitted the use of force to defend relatives, but would not sanction the use of force to defend strangers.
*The ability to accomplish a task with no apparent effort or resistance. Method developed in Japan of defending oneself without the use of weapons by using the strength and weight of an adversary to disable him. Jujitsu comes from the Japanese martial art of the same name, with the word being a combination of ju, "soft," and jitsu, "technique."
*The ability to accomplish a task with no apparent effort or resistance. Method developed in Japan of defending oneself without the use of weapons by using the strength and weight of an adversary to disable him. Jujitsu comes from the Japanese martial art of the same name, with the word being a combination of ju, "soft," and jitsu, "technique."
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