The term "self-defense" is used, but the right to self-defense does not include retaliation.
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First and foremost: Know your surroundings, says Jennifer Cassetta, Sabre ambassador and self-defense expert who created the Stilettos and Self Defense DVDs.
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Does the affirmation of the right to use a handgun for self-defense prevent government from regulating specific types of self-defense guns?
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"To improve the self-defense on carriers, you could put lasers on there to support that short-range, self-defense capacity," Clark said.
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Young boys are joining a self-defense militia Children with bandanas covering their faces and rifles in their hands are joining a self-defense militia.
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Since the defense's strategy was to argue self-defense, I think the jury's verdict makes it clear that they did not believe it was self-defense.
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Jones admitted she shot Smith but said she acted in self-defense, according to the statement, which does not address details of her self-defense claim.
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"There's a misconception that self-defense is learning how to punch or kick something like that, but no," Marium Vahed, a self-defense student with a karate background, told the CBC.
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He argued at length in Heller that the core constitutional right is to keep and bear arms for self-defense within one's home with weapons in common use for self-defense.
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Her platform was all about self-defense Nel-Peters focused her Miss Universe platform on self-defense, after she was "hijacked and held at gunpoint" one month after winning Miss South Africa.
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Here are some questions and answers on what can be considered legitimate self-defense under international law, and what the United States would need to demonstrate were it to invoke self-defense as the reason for attacking North Korea first: How can a country even claim self-defense when attacking another country that has not attacked it?
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It's not just a form of self defense, he says.
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They also say the magazines are needed for self defense.
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The early women's self defense movement was not a moment
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They had told the court they acted in self defense.
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There, as elsewhere, leftist groups emerged as tools of self-defense.
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The Self Defense Starter Kit is exactly that — a starter toolkit.
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He was killed by the Canadian, who acted in self-defense.
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According to the report, Behenna maintained he acted in self-defense.
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Carroll isn't "his type," Trump said, a particularly ugly self-defense.
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She later clarified that she was referring to self-defense groups.
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Local media reported Kurihara was a retired Self Defense Forces officer.
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He was later acquitted in Black's death after arguing self-defense.
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Koh told the judge he carried the knives for self-defense.
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Prosecutors have cleared him, claiming he was acting in self-defense.
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"Nonviolent protest has NOTHING to do with self-defense," she replied.
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In part, it's self-defense, this posing as The Good Fatty.
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The shooting was justified by a later investigation as self-defense.
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People are rescued by volunteers and Ground Self-Defense Force members.
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To those people, China's self-defense is an offense to Canada.
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Kid turns to martial arts to learn to learn self-defense.
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The second tool in a snake's self-defense kit is escape.
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He was exonerated for reasons of self-defense, his lawyer confirmed.
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Even my mother has suggested I take a self defense class.
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The album also took the form of a self-defense project.
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Zimmerman said he acted in self-defense when he shot Martin.
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U.S. authorities have asserted that Mesa shot Hernandez in self-defense.
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They argued the killing wasn't motivated by self-defense, but robbery.
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Florida law also provides a self-defense case for police specifically.
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US forces subsequently conducted the strike under collective self-defense authorities.
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Wilson said he shot the 18 year old in self-defense.
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A simple desire for "self defense" does not meet that standard.
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Police deny that, saying all their killings were in self-defense.
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In U.S. law, killing in self-defense is not a crime.
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People have the right to a small firearm for self-defense.
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He turned himself in and pleaded the shooting was self-defense.
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Militia and self-defense forces were set up to provide security.
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Many women said they practiced self-defense tactics like martial arts.
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In September, I took my first classes in women's self-defense.
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It's a matter of not only justice, but societal self-defense.
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Below, a Japan Self-Defense Force helicopter hovers over submerged homes.
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Mr. Olsson Lilja said ASAP Rocky had acted in self-defense.
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But they do so out of self-defense rather than ideology.
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Sometimes he characterized his crime as an act of self-defense.
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Are self-defense courses readily available in your school or town?
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Several women reported using the techniques short of physical self-defense.
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But some women with persuasive self-defense claims continue to lose.
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The only issue was whether the shooting was in self-defense.
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James Madison wrote about this institutional self-defense in Federalist 51.
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It's a fantastic day to read up on psychic self-defense.
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How long before Israel wages its next "war of self-defense"?
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He declared that U.S. policy in Europe went beyond self-defense.
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Sergeant Barry's lawyers plan to argue he acted in self-defense.
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The Art of Self-Defense opens in theaters on July 12.
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Zimmerman, instead, was acquitted under a more typical self-defense argument.
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Joseph Weber, also autistic, was killed "in self-defense" in August.
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And it's a martial art, so it's like a self-defense.
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From the start, he maintained he had acted in self-defense.
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The mission of Students for Self-Defense is to organize college students and equip them with the tools and rhetoric they need in order to change university policies that restrict their right to self-defense on campus.
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Practice Self-Defense Taking a self-defense class is always a good idea, but if you can't get to one, know this: The three most effective targets for stopping an assault are the eyes, throat and groin.
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In 2001, Durst admitted he killed Black, but he claimed self-defense.
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Japan's Self-Defense Forces have also been a culprit of the prank.
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" It's a position taken by many Antifa activists: "This is self-defense.
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This is to avoid self-defense bleeding into vigilantism, and then war.
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They like soccer and love skateboarding, and also take self-defense classes.
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So, season 3 will be them all proving it was self defense?
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During his trial, Apperson testified that the shooting was in self defense.
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At times, The Art of Self-Defense feels like an unofficial remake.
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"I think it's obvious that I acted in self-defense," he said.
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Therefore, it's reasonable that she acted in self-defense, her attorneys argue.
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The police defended their actions, saying the officer acted in self-defense.
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The self defense argument should apply to Jean, not Guyger, they said.
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" Previous instances of antifa violence have, however, been justified as "self-defense.
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And if he did fire the gun, it was in self-defense.
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We use our right of self defense that international law gives us.
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Action of self defense are only permitted during an ongoing attack/threat.
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"Active defense is not an offensive strategy; it's self-defense," Parly added.
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It automatically detects and triggers a self-defense mechanism to fight it.
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Before his arrest, Slager had said he was acting in self-defense.
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Popular weekly activities include a permaculture workshop and a self-defense class.
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The guard fired in self-defense, killing Jawawda and another Jordanian man.
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Gun control advocates frequently advise against people using guns for self-defense.
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They could acquit Slager if they believe he acted in self-defense.
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A woman was recently hanged for killing her rapist in self defense.
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This also will compel Israeli leadership to respond forcefully in self-defense.
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Origins of The Women's Self-Defense Movement, such stories were becoming almost
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"Active defense is not an offensive strategy; it's self-defense," Parly said.
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"In response, U.S. forces conducted the self-defense action," the release said.
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In self-defense, I will point out that others have underestimated him.
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Previously, strikes could only be conducted in self-defense of US forces.
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Tijerina&aposs attorney argued that his client was acting in self-defense.
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Its claim of self-defense against terrorism is unlikely to be availing.
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Judo is serious self defense that you should learn, and use, seriously.
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Ever have to use Muay Thai as a form of self defense?
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Mayers has repeatedly said he's innocent and was acting in self-defense.
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Ed Kressy is the CEO and founder of Access Self-Defense Inc.
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Abortion is prosecuted like murder, but without any lenience for self-defense.
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Police officials at the time said they were acting in self-defense.
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"In self-defense, the ground force called an airstrike," Sergeant Richardson said.
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A judge will have to determine whether he acted in self-defense.
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Florida lawmakers have repeatedly expanded the state's far-reaching self-defense laws.
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Jones, who was then 15, claimed to have acted in self-defense.
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" The ad concludes: "Your right to self-defense depends on this vote.
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Every single woman in my self-defense course had some horror story.
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The trial is likely to hinge on Drejka's expected self-defense argument.
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Iran&aposs foreign minister called the attack an act of self-defense.
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Cox claimed it was "self-defense" and was never charged by police.
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A mortician says that Lacy, 17, had wounds consistent with self-defense.
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The troopers began firing in self-defense, the official news release said.
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She was determined to claim self-defense, in part for her children.
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We reached the point where we had to act in self-defense.
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If the troops carry arms, it will be solely for self-defense.
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Every state has a basic right under international law to self-defense.
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I am not against guns for self-defense or guns for hunters.
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The encounter escalates, and Slim shoots the officer dead in self-defense.
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Mr. Brown's lawyers say that he shot Mr. Wilson in self-defense.
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The Connecticut-born activist practices Krav Maga, an Israeli self-defense technique.
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There are people who are in it for self-defense, or combat.
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They use them for hunting and self-defense and not much more.
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Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain defended the strike targeting Mr. Emwazi as an act of self-defense, and the United States considers such strikes against specific militant leaders to be lawful acts of war or self-defense.
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As Bloomberg, which first reported on the Ford's self-defense setbacks, wrote, the various self-defense capabilities of a carrier are important, especially given rising concerns about their vulnerability to stand-off weapons, such as anti-ship missiles.
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Prior to his arrest, Slager claimed he had been acting in self-defense.
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And indeed we haven't heard the term "self-defense" from the Trump administration.
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Is there any reading of Article II that suggests this constitutes "self-defense"?
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A Pentagon spokesperson said the troops would use weapons only in self-defense.
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Japan has deployed 2262,230 self-defense forces to the rescue effort, Suga said.
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In Mexico, stories emerge of self-defense groups recruiting children every few years.
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"The UN charter stipulates individual member states' rights to self-defense," Ri said.
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We therefore believe that all Black people should arm themselves for self-defense.
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And all parties say they have the right to retaliate in self-defense.
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What if humans attacked people with syringes full of opioid for self defense?
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About 2,500 killings were by police, in what they say were self-defense.
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Rocky says he acted in self-defense and tried to avoid the altercation.
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The former Army first lieutenant has long said he acted in self-defense.
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Bhargava emphasizes that the bats are meant to be used in self-defense.
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According to prosecutors, Gross confronted Stanley, who grabbed a knife in self-defense.
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Cops have arrested the shooter, who insists he only fired in self-defense.
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Police said the killings resulted from self-defense during raids and sting operations.
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Is it commonly used for self-defense, not just to defend your information?
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The Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force has a handful of Aegis warships, too.
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In response, the Taiwanese spend billions on advanced U.S. weaponry for self-defense.
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Rinaldi said he replied that he would shoot the Democrat in self defense.
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Mona bashed Charlotte's head in at the bell tower out of self defense.
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Police say the deaths were in self-defense after armed suspects resisted arrest.
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Tommy claims he got sucker-punched, but Brandon says it was self-defense.
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Today, Herron is a self-defense advocate with an Instagram following of 13,000.
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So when her manager, Tara Perkins, suggested this self-defense seminar, she agreed.
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In my middle school, only the girls were required to take self-defense.
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Collective self-defense is subject to pragmatic considerations of expediency and self-interest.
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Self-defense may have at first seemed utilitarian within the boundaries of the
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Soldiers may only use force in self-defense or to help evacuate foreigners.
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His camp claims his entourage was acting in self-defense after being harassed.
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"Self defense—that was the issue that they were fighting for," Butina said.
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" Chandler attributed the rise in LGBTQ candidates to "self-defense combined with confidence.
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It's about the self-defense of Romania and United States forces in Europe.
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Two of the older boys play with plastic knives, practicing for self-defense.
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I'm wary of answering that before I take a course in self-defense.
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The county sheriff's office says it looks like a case of self-defense.
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In posing as an Israeli Agent, he pretended to offer self-defense exercises.
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But the art of self defense is a very useful thing to know.
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Women should have some level of knowledge when it comes to self-defense.
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Prosecutors argued that it wasn't a killing in self defense, but a robbery.
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Local communities, fed up with police, organized self-defense groups to replace them.
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The House has passed a measure that the N.R.A. calls "self-defense" legislation.
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"It's debatable if nonviolence is as good as self-defense," Mr. Sharpton said.
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Self-defense courses catering towards Muslim women have sprouted up across the country.
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I've always thought of scientific training as a form of intellectual self-defense.
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She sees shoes as a means of both self-expression and self-defense.
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Some critics have said this use of the self-defense exception is overbroad.
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She was gone mid-year after a student punched her in self-defense.
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Currently, the troops are authorized to use military force only for self-defense.
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Stacey told cops her husband attacked first and she acted in self-defense.
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It may also use a ferry under contract to Japan's self-defense forces.
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But women with persuasive self-defense claims continue to be charged with murder.
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Ultimately, jurors acquitted Zimmerman of all charges on the basis of self defense.
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Local authorities have repeatedly said the officer fired his weapon in self-defense.
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Hongkongers have developed innovative measures of self-defense, from bonfires to makeshift fortresses.
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The killing of Soleimani cannot be justified by the law of self-defense.
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Thayer said the case should be dropped because of her self-defense claim.
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I didn't have much knowledge in self-defense of judo when I started.
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Her case led to a fierce debate about when self-defense is justified.
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Japan's Self-Defense Forces deployed teams in boats to save those in danger.
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They disagree about most things, from self-defense to infrastructure, vaccination to immigration.
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The sense of abandonment has fueled the formation of self-defense vigilante groups.
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Some self defense militias have been accused of murder, kidnapping, and drug trafficking.
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According to media reports, Preston has argued he was acting in self defense.
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Self-defense claim Investigators told the Los Angeles Daily News that Issa had initially said he found his dead wife in the bathroom of their house and had shot his son in self-defense after being threatened with a knife.
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They view self-defense as necessary in terms of defending communities against white supremacists.
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It also claims he admitted he did not shoot his wife in self-defense.
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She claimed it was self-defense and was acquitted of the crime in 1988.
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Since then, we've also resorted to using our handbags as weapons of self-defense.
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Investigators in California, New York and Texas do not believe it was self-defense.
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Update: The shooter was acquitted as acting in self-defense during a break-in.
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Aldrich says Feliciano acted in self-defense and is not expected to be charged.
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Louisiana's self-defense laws demand police "get it right," Normand said at the time.
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Cybersecurity essentially combines two things Israel is really good at: technology and self-defense.
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Zimmerman contends that he took out his gun and shot Martin in self-defense.
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Zimmerman said Martin attacked him and he shot the unarmed teenager in self-defense.
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"We have responded in kind within the right to self defense," the statement said.
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Here's how it goes: Recluses usually bite once in self-defense, then scuttle off.
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The next day, I worked my volunteer shift at a self-defense nonprofit fundraiser.
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Boxing gloves rest on a table during a self-defense class at Haymaker gym.
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In some cases, it may not even involve that much actual physical self-defense.
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"We have responded in kind within the right to self defense," the statement added.
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" The court described lawful self-defense as "the central component of the right itself.
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Greer thinks she should learn martial arts and teaches her some self defense moves.
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Issa claims he shot his son in self-defense after discovering his wife's body.
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Then they'd do shooting training, with rifles, and knife training, and self-defense training.
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She famously slapped him, and would later claim she did so in self-defense.
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Even in the self-defense business, some doubt the benefits of a personal arsenal.
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But Japanese governments have interpreted it to allow a military exclusively for self-defense.
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The case was never prosecuted and was eventually dismissed, with Linda claiming self-defense.
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This could be why The Art of Self-Defense lacks a Tyler Durden character.
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Israel strongly rejects those accusations, saying that Israelis are acting legitimately in self-defense.
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His attempt at self-defense only goads his attackers into beating him to death.
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"I think it's really cool to learn something that helps you with self-defense."
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North Korea rejects the restriction as an infringement of its right to self-defense.
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Self-defense is the single most reported reason that women buy and carry firearms.
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Koh, 24, had denied murder, saying he was carrying two knives for self-defense.
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"He (Mayers) believes he was assaulted and has acted in self-defense," Jovicic said.
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Neither woman carries pepper spray or a weapon in their bag for self-defense.
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The shooting was ruled an act of self-defense; no charges were ever brought.
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I also work to promote PTSD awareness and share my knowledge on self-defense.
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Caroline: Oh, Elizabeth for sure is going to play up the self-defense angle.
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Yoji Kada, who was once the commander-in-chief of Japan's self-defense fleet.
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Now, she's explaining how a "misogynistic journalist" inspired her to learn self-defense moves.
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However, Japanese governments have interpreted it to allow a military exclusively for self-defense.
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"The Turkish-Americans responded in self-defense," the statement from the Turkish embassy said.
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Police say about 3,500 of those killed were shot by officers in self-defense.
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North Korea rejects the restriction as an infringement of its right to self-defense.
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Avila claims that the daughter and the other campaign worker acted in self-defense.
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So even assuming [executive privilege] was there, Comey had the right to self defense.
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In one case, a Muslim-American group requested self-defense training for 7,000 people.
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Israel has the right to self-defense against attacks by terror groups inside Gaza.
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Carter pleaded self-defense, but a jury still convicted him of second-degree murder.
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Rocky's lawyer said he was acting in self-defense, The New York Times reported.
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" He had told her, "For adults it's 'violence,' but for me it's self-defense.
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Those planes will replace the Japan Air Self-Defense Force's aging F-15J fighters.
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We will never stop fighting for every law-abiding citizen's right to self-defense.
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Rocky's lawyer said Tuesday that his client was acting in self-defense, Reuters reports.
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Police say they acted in self defense after delos Santos opened fire on them.
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Outside the sessions, Yadav works in the self-defense section of the Delhi Police.
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He also clarified that a serious threat could justify Slager's claim of self-defense.
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Things escalate and in act of self-defense Niecy, gets her into a headlock.
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Newman also explained the burden needed to prove self defense, which Slager is claiming.
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The protesters were the "aggressors" and the military acted in self-defense, it said.
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The controversial episode has sparked discussion about the effects of PTSD and self-defense.
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Reflect on privacy and psychic self-defense as Mars goes through air sign Aquarius.
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Brandon says Tommy came after him aggressively and he punched him in self-defense.
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The jury at her retrial accepted that she killed Vincent Francis in self-defense.
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Browns defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson said Garrett was in self-defense mode on Thursday.
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The men claimed they were acting in self-defense, according to local media reports.
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" It said Washington fully supported Israel's "right to self-defense against these abhorrent attacks.
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In this song, she's not debating anyone; she's preaching self-defense in the future.
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He was acquitted in 1987 after arguing that he had acted in self-defense.
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Connected to each other, individuals organize the self-defense that is cross-border community.
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Hokkaido's governor, Harumi Takahashi, asked for assistance from the military, Japan's Self-Defense Forces.
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We're seeing a lot of AR-15–type guns — the ultimate self-defense gun.
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Tuquoc said in court Thursday that he acted in self-defense, NBC 4 reported.
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"We reached the point where we had to act in self-defense," Esper said.
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Both the U.S. Constitution and the UN charter include an exception for self-defense.
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If she were queen, she'd call for mandatory self-defense classes for freshmen women.
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Drejka claimed he feared for his life and said he fired in self-defense.
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The self-defense principle of the UN—how does it apply in this context?
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"That self-defense later on turned into an offensive on our side," he added.
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The self-defense argument for such an attack is generally not recognized as valid.
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But Vigneault's words of self-defense weren't enough to sway the team's high command.
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"The only thing I can do is self-defense in this world," he wrote.
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Still, some Trump allies said they were also heartened by Kavanaugh's adamant self-defense.
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Why Jasmine doesn't decide to argue self-defense or a lesser charge isn't explained.
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Can the Western world see that helping them is not charity but self-defense?
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Police said the officer involved was under serious threat and acted in self-defense.
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After all, they never criticize Democrats for denying people their right to self-defense.
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The guard claimed self-defense and received a hero's welcome at home, angering Jordanians.
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No one knows if he believes in NATO's bedrock principle of mutual self-defense.
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Louisiana's self-defense laws demand police "get it right," Normand said at the time.
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The course that Mr. Riehl took is geared toward self-defense, Mr. Butler said.
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In various prisons he'd met members of the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense.
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It will become part of a much larger arsenal for self-defense during war.
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For the record, Hayes' attorney has said his client only fired in self defense.
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Abel Cedeno says he acted in self-defense when he fatally stabbed a classmate.
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She was outside for 30 minutes teaching a self-defense class and got frostbite.
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Field says he acted in self-defense, terrified by the crowds near his car.
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This year, Kindlon's other band, Self Defense Family, released Have You Considered Punk Music?
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Thus, he struck down a District of Columbia ordinance that regulated or banned handgun ownership within the home, judging handguns to be widely used for self-defense and self-defense within the home to be the core protection offered by the Second Amendment.
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An aerial photograph of the tangle of red trace marks documented by the device was shared widely online, where it became an emblem of women's self-defense on T-shirts, in domestic violence fund-raising and an inspiration for self-defense classes.
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Their only defense is going to be self-defense, but under no one's legal standard is it self-defense to chase after someone wielding a flashlight when one of his friends is being speared with a pole, and then beating him maliciously.
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He previously denied the murder accusation, and his attorney has said it was self-defense.
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In that scenario, military commanders could call in "self-defense" strikes without White House approval.
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I figured there could be a market teaching effective self-defense skills to busy professionals.
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It took several tries for Trump to eventually affirm NATO's principle of mutual self-defense.
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Quackenbush's father, Jesse, told local media his daughter acted in self defense, according to WSMV.
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Vendors say most of the weapons sold here are used for self-defense or hunting.
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He ultimately testified that he killed Black in self-defense and was acquitted of murder.
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Simply make that statement, that we will never use our weapons except in self-defense.
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Adler had also previously taught self-defense techniques and offered anti-bullying training to kids.
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After the alleged incident, Smart said she trained with a family friend in self-defense.
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Suga said 211,22011 self-defense forces are being deployed to the region for rescue efforts.
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Your Scorpio friend may enjoy reading up on psychic self-defense or essential negotiation strategies.
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In Art of Self-Defense, Kearns clearly understands that there's something retrograde about that concern.
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Now, gun clubs and self-defense groups geared toward minorities are reporting hikes in membership.
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She argued that Sediuk was not a "fan" and that "aggression" was merely self-defense.
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Apparently, the hagfish uses slime for self-defense against predators or alternatively, for hunting prey.
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It then touched down at Japan Air Self-Defense Force's Gifu Air Base, Mitsubishi said.
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We still marched for reproductive rights, took self-defense classes, and volunteered at women's shelters.
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He reacted in self-defense like most people do when attacked by an unknown object.
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Arias has acknowledged killing Alexander but claimed it was self-defense after he attacked her.
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However, Parchman told ABC13 his client acted in self-defense, apparently responding to being pushed.
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"In the seconds that follow a real-world self-defense shooting," Carry Guard's website asks.
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Stockley's lawyers said he fired in self-defense, believing Smith was reaching for a gun.
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Carrie later explains to the police that he was only acting out of self-defense.
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Out of desperation, some locals have formed so-called "self-defense groups" to fight crime.
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"She took self-defense," her sister, Anita Gattis, told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution in 2006.
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Detective Quinlan can't understand why Celeste would lie, since the manslaughter was in self-defense.
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He said that China had built civil installations and some necessary facilities for self defense.
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Subsequent Japanese laws created "self-defense forces" to allow Japan to defend itself against attack.
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" The Turkish Embassy in Washington claimed Wednesday that Erdogan's bodyguards were acting in "self-defense.
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Initially, they said they killed their father in self-defense when he was attacking them.
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Heller, in which the court found an individual right to bear arms for self defense.
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The rapper says when the police arrived, they told him about Georgia's self-defense laws.
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"He (Mayers) believes he was assaulted and has acted in self-defense," Jovicic told journalists.
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Previously, the law required defendants to prove that they were using force in self-defense.
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The gun lobby and their Republican allies regularly advocate both self-accountability and self-defense.
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Training teaches the difference between brandishing a weapon and pulling it out in self-defense.
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Kuala Lumpur High Court rejected Mickelson's plea of self-defense, lawyer K.A. Ramu told Reuters.
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The shooting was determined to be self-defense, and the former officer was not charged.
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Takamatsu was a soldier in Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force and his boss introduced them.
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Trump's self-defense, however, was unlikely to quell the uproar caused by Monday's news conference.
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Let the trial jury decide if he's entitled to claim (a police officer's self defense).
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The defense says he was in a state of panic and acted in self-defense.
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It's understandable not to want to even think about self-defense while praying at church.
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The resurgence of this criminal economy also reflects the weakening of Michoacán's self-defense groups.
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Robinson served 30 years in prison for a murder he claims was in self-defense.
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Israel has said it is acting in self-defense to protect its borders and communities.
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In fact, that had been one of Dwight's motivations for starting the self-defense classes.
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His 'School for the Manly-Art of Self-Defense' taught boxing, fencing, and cudgel fighting.
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For her, that was just an inextricable part of the self-defense foundations of BJJ.
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Two women in New York City created self-defense classes specifically catered to Muslim women.
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Sutter's family believes Medina was charged because evidence didn't back up his self defense story.
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In addition to self-defense, students learned how to barricade classroom doors and perform CPR.
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Our incident won't show up in the statistics about gun use in self-defense scenarios.
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Goodwin, who said he acted in self-defense, was convicted by a jury in May.
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But there is seldom a plan apart from pre-emption, self-defense, obsession and impulse.
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Reviewing it for the Village Voice, I called it a masterpiece almost in self-defense.
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The plans could be construed as offensive weapons beyond those deemed necessary for self-defense.
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"In verbal self-defense, we learn little phrases like, 'Leave me alone,'" Pesha tells me.
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Kim will oblige, and claim that it was in 'self-defense' against Trump's unnerving threats.
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Adrian J. Rankine-Galloway, said the United States military supported Israel's right of self-defense.
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And so the question is: Was Mr. Trump justified on the basis of self-defense?
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Below, the Self-Defense Forces evacuated residents from a flooded area in Marumori, Miyagi Prefecture.
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Browns defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson said Garrett was definitely in self-defense mode on Thursday.
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She signed up for a martial arts self-defense class in Washington and sought therapy.
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Critics fear the proposed changes will give Japan's military more responsibility beyond simple self-defense.
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Out of anger, or perhaps a misplaced attempt at self-defense, I had insulted George.
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The US military and Japanese Self-Defense Forces moved as quickly as possible to respond.
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Across campus, Ryan Choi instructs another group of Border Patrol trainees in self-defense tactics.
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It was a robust self-defense against accusations that remain, for now, veiled in mystery.
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He'd stabbed and killed another young migrant, maybe over a girl, maybe in self-defense.
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The troops will be armed only if it's required for self defense, the memo adds.
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Mampintsha told reporters after his court appearance on Tuesday that he acted in self-defense.
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If the troops carry arms, it will be solely for self defense, the officials said.
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Officials emphasize that if the troops carry arms, it will be solely for self-defense.
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Heller, which established a constitutional right to keep a handgun at home for self-defense.
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"Stand your ground" laws effectively expand the scope of what qualifies, legally, as self-defense.
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The troops will be armed only if it's required for self-defense, the memo adds.
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Gun-control laws deprive minorities and disfavored groups of the basic right of self-defense.
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The Mideast is dissolving into chaos, and Israel is readying its nukes in self-defense.
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The U.S. is bound by the Taiwan Relations Act to aid the island's self-defense.
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"This administration, like all others, has the right to act in self-defense," said Rep.
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If you can't safely retreat, a self-defense law will protect your use of force.
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The accused shooter, a man I'll call Buddy, claimed he shot Hale in self-defense.
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A war was considered just if, among other things, it was waged in self-defense.
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Herron Took a Self-Defense Class Three Weeks Before the Incident Herron's employer scheduled the two-hour self-defense class nearly a month ago, the 36-year-old told KIRO, noting that everything she learned came flooding back to her in those frantic moments.
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America's legal justification for launching strikes is vague: The U.S. has been claiming self-defense since 2010 when launching airstrikes against individuals in Yemen and Somalia, but the UN Charter sanctions using force against another country in self-defense, not against individuals, the authors write.
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With the help of Students for Self-Defense, we will finally see an end to these catastrophes and a new feeling will emerge on college campuses — students can feel safe because they know they are prepared and feel comfortable with their tools of self-defense.
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" Repudiating claims that Germany had acted in self-defense, the tribunal declared in Webster's words that "preventive action in foreign territory is justified only in case of 'an instant and overwhelming necessity for self-defense leaving no choice of means, and no moment of deliberation.
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He has pled not guilty and family members have told us he will argue self-defense.
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The gun lobbying group has encouraged gays and other minorities to use guns for self defense.
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But the right to self-defense and the right to defense of others apply as well.
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China's Defense Ministry said the military installations were proper and lawful, and mainly for self-defense.
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" Dahm said her client had to bite the jogger's arm "in self-defense to free herself.
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Around 2500,000 Self-Defense Forces personnel are taking on rescue operations, the Prime Minister's office said.
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Autodefensas, or self-defense forces, are legal in Guerrero state and recognized by the federal government.
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Heller, that effectively expanded and validated Americans' right to privately own a firearm for self-defense.
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She said she had been forced into prostitution and that she shot Allen in self-defense.
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Weasels have little anal sacks that hold an oily liquid they squirt out in self defense.
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That same jury did not charge Jemison, saying the 23-year-old acted in self-defense.
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I encourage all women and men to arm themselves with the skill of self-defense training.
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In 2018, Terra is now very matter of fact about her stunning show of self defense.
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But for the 21-year-old star, the self-defense move happened with very little thought.
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"I think it's really cool to learn something that helps you with self-defense," she said.
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For many others it is a form of self defense or a way to keep fit.
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There's a detailed first aid section here too and some helpful advice on self-defense techniques.
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Japan's Defense Ministry on Friday said its Self Defense Force follows international law when conducting intercepts.
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She's acting in self-defense, but she's consciously choosing violence instead of paralysis or forced cooperation.
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Self-defense, we will be told, is America's "first freedom," and one that guarantees all others.
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But the brothers claimed, in detail, that they acted in self-defense after years of abuse.
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In 2001, Durst admitted he killed his Texas neighbor, Morris Black, but he claimed self-defense.
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But the brothers claimed, in detail, that they acted in self-defense after years of abuse.
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Swartz said he fired in self-defense after rocks were thrown at him and other agents.
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Even though I'm not really enjoying the self-defense or physical contact, I'd probably come back.
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A$AP Rocky and his attorneys have protested the allegations, saying he acted in self-defense.
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She's also working on promoting the local Republican women's club's next activity: a self-defense class.
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RSS members undergo a combination of religious education and military-style drills and self-defense exercises.
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The Pentagon said the strike complied with the "rules of engagement" and was in self-defense.
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I know the law of self-defense protects those who kill to rescue others from harm.
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Thirty-seven generals and admirals…signed a brief in support of Mr. Behenna's self-defense claim.
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The same month, a group of four Finnish tourists shot a polar bear in self-defense.
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Mesa, however, said he was acting in self-defense because Hernandez was throwing rocks at him.
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Mesa, Mesa said he was acting in self-defense because Hernandez was throwing rocks at him.
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It's annoying to throw a hat in reflexive self-defense, only to accidentally possess a goomba.
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We supported Israel's right to act in self-defense, which could lead to retribution against us.
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Florida's self-defense law was initially passed in 2005, and inspired similar laws in other states.
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If Han killed Greedo in self-defense, he was always a good person hiding his emotions.
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Unfortunately, Hamas' malign activity is pushing Israel to engage in increasingly significant acts of self-defense.
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In Colombia, vigilante "self-defense" groups grew, in the 1970s and '80s, into large paramilitary organizations.
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But some of the self-defense or vigilante groups later became infiltrated by cartels and gangs.
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Williams drove a forehand directly at Pliskova, who got her racket on it in self-defense.
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Troops will be armed only in "circumstances that might require self-defense," according to the memo.
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Armed self-defense, he said, is a more in-your-face means of resisting police brutality.
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In June 2016, the C-2 formally entered service with the Japan Air Self-Defense Force.
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In other words, the state must prove that the shooter was not acting in self-defense.
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One suggested that the woman should have used an unspecified maneuver taught in self-defense classes.
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"The convoy returned fire in self defense, and there were no U.S. casualties," the statement said.
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The organization provides self-defense classes and female empowerment training to young girls in the community.
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And privacy enthusiasts can't engage in self-defense such as covering your face (in most cultures).
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The report also highlighted projects to combat violence, including self-defense classes in schools in Malawi.
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According to government reports, Juma had escaped her handlers, and was killed out of self defense.
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"I think that's a legitimate act of self-defense on the part of Israel," he said.
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Forcing India to abruptly cut off Russian supplies would create unacceptable risk to India's self-defense.
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It's a powerful time to read up on psychic self-defense and to strengthen your intuition.
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Doug Collins, who personally had a concealed carry permit for what described as self-defense reasons.
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Dzhambazki said his party would initiate a parliamentary debate and introduce legislation on necessary self-defense.
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Van Dyke argued he fired in self-defense after McDonald lunged at him with a knife.
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Each of the edits make Solo's killing of Greedo an act of retaliation or self-defense.
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The Jewish world embraced the poem; individual Jews acted on it, setting up self-defense groups.
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The training includes de-escalation tactics, self-defense, water rescue and first aid, Mr. Shepherd said.
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Rather, we fear being overwhelmed and switch off our own emotions in pre-emptive self-defense.
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And soon, she had reason to keep them around the house for self-defense as well.
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Pleased that the #US government has approved another arms sale package, boosting #Taiwan's self-defense capabilities.
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Sweden has stressed that Aurora is not a NATO drill, but rather a self-defense exercise.
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But the grand jury declined to indict her, concluding that she had acted in self-defense.
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"One is a piece of a cultural good, the other is for self-defense," said Thaler.
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In addition, many villages have their own Mai Mai, a catchall word for self-defense militias.
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His lawyers said at the time that he was fleeing and had acted in self-defense.
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In self-defense, she reached for a gun in her purse and shot him, she said.
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I understand the difference between someone who wants a gun for self-defense and a shooter.
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Sergeant Barry can argue that he acted in self-defense, former prosecutors and defense lawyers said.
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Rather than self-defense, the Suleimani killing seems like the dreadful result of several intersecting dynamics.
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"The issue at trial would have boiled down to self-defense, not hate," Mr. Tully said.
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Mr. Durst insisted that the man's death was an accident and an act of self-defense.
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The army argued they acted in self-defense and three soldiers were acquitted of murder charges.
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The self-defense myth of concealed carry nevertheless carries on, at the expense of public safety.
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The policies aim to help individuals who use firearms for self-defense cover their legal expenses.
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The memo says troops will be armed only in limited situations that might require self-defense.
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Zimmerman claimed he shot Martin in self defense and was found not guilty by a jury.
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He said he shot the man in self-defense and cut him up in a panic.
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As a judge, he ruled in the self-defense case of the subway shooter Bernard Goetz.
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He has long maintained that he shot Martin, an unarmed black young teenager, in self-defense.
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Zimmerman has long maintained that he shot Martin, an unarmed black young man, in self-defense.
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A few years later, again in south Texas, Gregorio Cortez shot a sheriff in self-defense.
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A Louisiana woman has left police baffled after she bit a camel's testciles in self defense.
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The American legal system's handling of violent self-defense has long favored white, property-owning men.
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Van Dyke said he fired in self-defense after McDonald lunged at him with the knife.
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Van Dyke said he fired in self-defense after McDonald lunged at him with a knife.
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This isn't a you -- if you believe in your right to self-defense, you hate kids.
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Store owner claims self-defense After the shooting, Dunn told detectives he acted out of fear.
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Air Force gunsmiths recently delivered a new self-defense weapon for pilots downed in enemy territory.
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Instead, he spoke out in favor of self-defense and racial separatism between blacks and whites.
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Their training focuses on self-defense tactics that target an attacker's eyes, back, groin and knees.
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He used his fists for self-defense when necessary but found his words much more useful.
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"When it comes to the right to self-defense, it will always be there," he said.
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Grace says she acted in self-defense after Engels tried to stab her with a knife.
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Lockheed said it was standing by to support the Japanese Air Self Defense Force as needed.
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Her selfie was not just an act of cheeky defiance, but also one of self-defense.
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The military went further by applying what it called Persons With Designated Special Status to the Afghan commandos in Kunduz, a designation that allows American forces to consider temporarily defending certain partnered Afghan troops as part of their own self-defense — essentially, self-defense of someone else.
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More than most other states, Florida has made it particularly difficult to prosecute when a defendant has a reasonable claim to self-defense, said Caroline Light, a Harvard professor and the author of a book on the history of Stand Your Ground-type self-defense laws.
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Apperson's defense claimed he was acting in self-defense after Zimmerman pointed a gun at him, but Florida's Assistant State Attorney Stewart Stone told jurors Apperson's didn't meet the standard for self-defense, because he failed to act in a "reasonable, prudent or cautious manner" before shooting.
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She claimed she shot Allen in self-defense because she allegedly saw him reach for his gun.
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"He accepts responsibility, but we felt we had a valid self-defense argument," Jackson told the newspaper.
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Self-defense is one thing, but employing it as a means of domination is cruel and despicable.
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CRISPR-Cas9 is a gene-editing system developed this past decade from a bacterial self-defense system.
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New to the city and far from family, she wanted to learn some form of self-defense.
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Police say 2,004 have been killed by officers in self-defense, with another 3,060 killings "under investigation".
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North Korea has argued these military exercises have driven them to develop nuclear weapons in self-defense.
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He added that the government will not "promote" the self-defense groups that have formed across Mexico.
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In some suburbs of the capital, residents said they had formed small self-defense groups against looters.
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Jiu jitsu not only burns calories and raises your heart rate, but is useful for self defense.
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Pyongyang rejects the ban as infringing its sovereign right to pursue a space program and self defense.
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If you can't safely retreat, a more standard self-defense law will protect your use of force.
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If that does not work, US troops are being given full authority to fire in self-defense.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel's actions were self-defense against the enclave's ruling Hamas group.
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At the meeting in Douglasville, however, the mood had turned cathartic as people discussed self-defense scenarios.
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We get into a conversation about self-defense and my friend teaches us some Krav Maga moves.
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Because nothing says self defense like a $1,300-ish box stamped with the name of an accessory.
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But unfortunately, knowing a few self-defense moves can be useful in the world we live in.
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What gives him away are the comic cadences of his speech, which he deploys as self-defense.
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More specifically, about when she was 15, her mother shot and killed her father in self-defense.
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Duterte has several times stated that he has never told police to kill, unless in self defense.
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Police have said that they don't expect to file charges since the shooting was in self-defense.
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As Watson mentions in her caption, SheFighter is the first self-defense studio in the Middle East.
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And we had just gone to the self defense class because we were like, 'This is cool!
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The prosector adds that in this incident, the subsequent actions taken by the person constitute self-defense.
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He owns four lawfully registered handguns and seeks to carry them outside the home for self-defense.
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Of course, June can't sleep — they just killed a guy, even if it was in self-defense.
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Since then, police say they have killed almost 4,000 drug suspects, all of them in self-defense.
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Apperson had said it was a case of self-defense and Zimmerman had threatened to kill him.
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The case prompted national debates about the use of firearms for self-defense and also racial issues.
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"I disagree with the Self-Defense Forces because it's already a kind of army," she told me.
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They can legally fire only in cases of self-defense, Clarksville Police spokesman Tim Anderson told CNN.
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" On Iran's self-defense: "Our missiles are for our defense and for peace, they are not offensive.
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He said martial artists aren't using nunchucks to commit crimes and they're not practical for self-defense.
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They discovered community, self-confidence, and a skill that they could use for sport or self-defense.
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I ask Etienne what it's like teaching self-defense to a class with many sexual abuse survivors.
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The billionaire businessman has opposed gun-free zones and promised to protect Americans' rights to self-defense.
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Boxes feature everything from sex toys to pH balancing remedies to knick-knacks and self defense tips.
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Brandon told cops he believed Tommy was about to strike him so he punched in self-defense.
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Rahr says the goal is for self-defense tactics to become so ingrained that they're second nature.
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However, the driver claims the "Fletch" star swung first ... and the passenger's kick was just self-defense.
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Gasser has maintained he shot McKnight in self-defense in the middle of a road rage incident.
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The Harvard and Northeastern study also found that most Americans say they own guns for self-defense.
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Self-defense helps them gain their confidence, helps them move in the world with their whole selves.
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Rocky has said he was acting in self-defense, as Jafari was following him and harassing others.
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Ponytail swinging, Ms. Piazza gathered her students and gave an impromptu pep talk on feminist self-defense.
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Joe Biden has picked up Obama's charge against the puritanical keepers of undiluted progressivism, in self-defense.
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The FBI concluded that Wilson shot Brown in self-defense following a struggle for the officer's weapon.
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Its constitution does not allow Japan's military -- called the Self-Defense Forces -- to develop significant offensive capabilities.
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Apperson had maintained that he was acting in self-defense after Zimmerman pointed a gun at him.
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On Monday, South Korea began its annual Hoguk military exercises, which it says are for self defense.
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Antifa activists do share one overarching principle, however: "Antifa act out of collective self-defense," Bray asserts.
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The Kurdish liberation movement's approach, on the contrary, emphasizes self-defense in both military and social terms.
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The official said the view was that Kurdish-led forces had a legitimate right to self-defense.
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Most have been killed by police officers, in encounters the police characterize as confrontations or self-defense.
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Heller case gave Americans constitutional protection to keep a loaded handgun in their homes for self-defense.
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It's about armed self-defense that a woman learns from her father to use against a man.
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A$AP Rocky pleaded not guilty, and his lawyer argued his client was acting in self-defense.
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Police said they shot the three men in self-defense after they opened fire on undercover operatives.
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A Cologne martial arts instructor, Josef Werner, said inquiries for women's self-defense courses have increased fivefold.
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Authorities say police are only responsible for deaths that were in self-defense during anti-drugs operations.
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Ultimately, he did not lean on the state's "stand our ground law," but did claim self defense.
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"These are the moments we prepare ourselves for with self-defense mechanisms and paranoia," the artist writes.
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Defense attorneys argued that Fields feared for his life and believed he was acting in self-defense.
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His attorney has argued that Jafari was the aggressor, and Mayers was simply acting in self-defense.
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Investigators have deemed that the use of the spray was merely an act of self-defense. Damn.
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A spokesman for Japan's Maritime Self Defense Force said he was unable to comment on future operations.
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"These are the moments we prepare ourselves for with self-defense mechanisms and paranoia," the artist writes.
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They're hobby fighters mostly, people who want to be healthy and learn self-defense or for fashion.
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We weren't training to actively start trouble—the focus of the workshop was on basic self-defense.
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In court, Shannon Kepler testified that he shot Lake in self-defense and that Lake was armed.
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A model marketed to civilians for self-defense has a range of 15 feet, the lawsuit said.
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Mr. Durst insisted that the man's death was both an accident and an act of self-defense.
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Thankfully I just took a self-defense class offered at my work and utilized all of it.
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The jury rejected her self-defense argument and convicted Arias of first-degree murder in May 2013.
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The MCPS have just over 30 volunteers trained in CPR, self-defense, active shooter training, among others.
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Many of the Mai-Mai began as self-defense groups formed to protect villages against marauding soldiers.
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The sergeant, Hugh Barry, said he had acted in self-defense and was later acquitted of murder.
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In that case — the first time DeGuerin represented him — Durst said he had acted in self-defense.
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Ayoola claims the murders are in self-defense, but she never seems hurt or even terribly rattled.
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They further contend that some violent acts were committed in self-defense or in defense of others.
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We will always uphold the right to self-defense and we will always uphold the Second Amendment.
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Because war was now illegal, except in cases of self-defense, states lost the right of conquest.
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I've met women across the political spectrum who own guns for self-defense or for shooting recreationally.
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I took a self-defense class, and the very first day that I went I met Jon.
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He encouraged her to take up Krav Maga, a self-defense system developed in the Israeli military.
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Sunday • Women can take a self-defense class at the Williamsbridge Oval Recreation Center in the Bronx.
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Police have taken responsibility for a third of those deaths, citing self-defense during anti-narcotics operations.
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But over time, the government has nudged the definition of self-defense into a more assertive posture.
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Nudibranchs, a related group of species, take stinging cells from anemones and repurpose them for self-defense.
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These laws protect the right to use a gun in self-defense when faced with a threat.
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Iran claims its missile strike against US troops was made in 'self-defense' after Trump's 'cowardly' attack
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The local prosecutor later charged Drejka with manslaughter; Drejka has said he shot McGlockton in self-defense.
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The military undertook the strike without consulting Washington policy makers, calling it a matter of self-defense.
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Theron was 15 years old when she witnessed her mother shoot her alcoholic father in self-defense.
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No rigorous study has yet determined whether "stand your ground" laws promote legitimate acts of self-defense.
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Israel said the guard had opened fire in self-defense after being stabbed and had diplomatic immunity.
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The new Aircrew Self Defense Weapon is based on the M4 Carbine, and weighs under 7 pounds.
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On the tip of its tail were large fused bones that could be whipped in self-defense.
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She claims she only scratched Constantine in self-defense --still, she was booked for petty disorderly person.
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Zimmerman was charged with murder but got off after he said he was acting in self-defense.
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And so maintaining Article 9 and maintaining all of these bans on the exercise of collective self-defense, bans on the types of weaponry and equipment the self-defense forces can have—these are all things that were partly designed to send the signal that Japan is not threatening.
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But they argue that history shows that it's dangerous to take violence and self-defense off the table.
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His 17-year-old son, Anthony Templet, told police he had shot his abusive father in self-defense.
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The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force has deployed a rescue submarine, among other vessels, to search the area.
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Self-defense, after all, is just a band-aid response to the larger problem of violence and harassment.
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In fact, the plane's manufacturer delivered the Japan Air Self-Defense Force its second F-35 on Wednesday.
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"A young woman who has a keychain for self defense, certainly fits the statute of knuckles," he said.
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Greg Malta, the girls' lawyer, has stated that the girls will present a self defense case at trial.
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He says he's a licensed gun owner but hasn't had to act in self-defense since that day.
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"Any response by our forces in this region comes as self defense," he added in a written message.
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The Washington Post reports that police said the shooter, 23-year-old Ebony Jemison, acted in self-defense.
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NBC3 News Las Vegas reports that Randolph claimed he acted in self-defense and fatally shot the intruder.
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Khamenei has repeatedly called for Israel&aposs demise, while saying Iran would only attack it in self-defense.
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A psychiatric evaluation seems like an odd punishment for a women who was acting out of self defense.
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Diehl-Armstrong fatally shot Robert Thomas, her then-boyfriend, in 1984 but was acquitted after arguing self-defense.
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It's still not an offense for a ranger to shoot a poaching suspect to death in self-defense.
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This is not true self-defense, but a license to engage in racial violence, over and over again.
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RAM members admitted that their actions were not in self-defense but to further incite a violent riot.
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After the shooting, Servin told investigators that said he feared for his life and fired in self-defense.
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Behenna claimed that the former suspect attempted to grab his weapon, forcing him to fire in self-defense.
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He'd resort to using clothing, ladders, and dinner plates as self-defense, anything and everything but a gun.
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The third type of programming is self-defense, and it's surprisingly out of vogue on US college campuses.
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He argued that the law violated his Second Amendment rights to own a firearm, particularly for self-defense.
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Wuoronos claimed she killed the men in self-defense after they either raped, or attempted to rape her.
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Throughout the entire hour, it was impossible not to participate, not to engage in learning self-defense tactics.
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Japan Self-Defense Forces soldiers rescue people from a flooded area in Mabi town in Kurashiki, Okayama prefecture.
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The Washington Post reported that police said the shooter, 23-year-old Ebony Jemison, acted in self-defense.
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The police said Mr. Donner, initially arrested on suspicion of stabbing three protesters, had acted in self-defense.
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And the first Japan Self Defense Force F-35 rolled off an assembly line in Texas in September.
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The American people overwhelmingly believe the choice to own a firearm for self-defense is theirs to make.
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The case prompted national debates about the use of firearms for self-defense, as well as race issues.
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Just as Fincher's film doesn't name its primary setting, Self-Defense doesn't offer a particular place or period.
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There are legitimate reasons for Japan to, well, provide for its self-defense the best way it can.
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Durst stood trial in Black's death, but was found not guilty after arguing he acted in self-defense.
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For one, it looks like the device wants to trade on the self-defense fears of white people.
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Legal fees, even in the case of self-defense, can total more than $5003,2500 depending on situational specifics.
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What's more, women who were victims of crime used firearms in self-defense only 0.4% of the time.
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Earlier this month, Oakland University began giving students and faculty with the pucks as a self-defense tool.
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Other bouncers quelled the fight, and Banks reflected on the value of training, at least for self-defense.
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It was at that point you put a restraining order on him as well and claimed self-defense.
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The Florida teen was fatally shot by George Zimmerman, who said that he shot Martin in self-defense.
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The Church of Scientology is notorious for its cutthroat self-defense when it comes to skeptics and critics.
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In each case — Mideast and Northeast Asia — neighboring states are being forced to go nuclear in self-defense.
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North Korea rejects the ban as infringing its sovereign right to pursue a space program and self defense.
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In self-defense, the GPS industry and other threatened parties submitted filing after filing documenting their interference concerns.
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To date, encounters with Assad regime forces and the Iranian-backed militias have been characterized as self-defense.
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Our program is the only national student organization that pushes for reformed self-defense policies on college campuses.
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The Second Amendment Institute will continue to launch new chapters of Students for Self-Defense across the country.
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McKernan claimed he struck Gibson in the chest in self defense, but prosecutors said he hit Gibson's head.
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The convoy returned fire in self-defense, and there were no US casualties, NATO said in a statement.
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Recently, with few other options, elderly women have begun to fight off these rapists using self-defense techniques.
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He was also charged in a July 10 shooting, which he told investigators was out of self-defense.
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A spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition told Reuters, however, that the action was taken in self-defense.
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These dueling eyewitness accounts are equally unreliable, stabs at the truth shrouded in self-defense, resentment, and fear.
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My vulnerability to the whims of white suspicion has led me to start thinking more about self-defense.
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Duterte has repeatedly said the killings of drug suspects are lawful if police are acting in self-defense.
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Taking a life, even in self-defense, has damaging psychological effects on the person who did the killing.
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The officer contended that he was acting in self-defense when the suspect drove a car toward him.
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The official warned that Pakistan could use tactical nuclear weapons in self-defense if India initiates a war.
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They do not engage in direct action with partner forces, though our forces can fire in self-defense.
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Rocky has not been charged with a crime, and a defense lawyer said he acted in self-defense.
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Zarif said Iran had no intention to use its military might against any country, except in self-defense.
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And throwing stones suggests desperation, employed when one has little else for self-defense against hostility or indifference.
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Police concluded that the killing had been in self-defense and did not press charges, the paper said.
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I know loads of women who do it because it's literally self-defense, whereas street fighting's more scrappy.
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Often the cases do not meet France's strict definition of self-defense: an immediate reaction to an attack.
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Not all the troops will be at observation points or need to carry self-defense weapons, officials say.
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The state recently cracked down on the NRA's "Carry Guard" program that provides insurance in self-defense shootings.
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Ri argued that Pyongyang was forced to develop nuclear weapons, as self-defense, in response to US aggression.
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Not enough attention is brought to the topic of female victims acting in self-defense against their abusers.
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So they would like Japan to be more of an ally that's capable of exercising collective self-defense.
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Is it because you are fundamentally opposed to the basic national right of self determination and self-defense?
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While being transported from county jail for a retrial, the sheriff shot them both and claimed self-defense.
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It said the fighters were likely "Mai Mai" self-defense groups - militias originally created to resist Rwandan invasions.
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The agency has never retracted its view that the agents were fired upon and acted in self-defense.
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Of course, just as racism and discrimination did not disappear, neither did the movement for black self-defense.
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But he said his gun had gone off accidentally as he grappled with Mr. Black in self-defense.
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"This is self-defense," said Mikhail Pak, a real estate agent working with Metrium, a Moscow realty company.
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Couching their practice as dance, the slaves trained in capoeira as a form of resistance and self-defense.
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The title and premise might sound facile, but there's real emotional heft behind Ayoola's protestations of self-defense.
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She was a survivor of sexual violence herself and had taken a women's self-defense and empowerment class.
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She paid to bring her martial arts teachers to Kenya to train local people to teach self-defense.
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Every American has the right to self-defense, just like Bloomberg is entitled to hire a security team.
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He fought against mob violence but believed in revolutionary violence for self-defense and the destruction of slavery.
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We have established supervised local units of fighters that are allowed to use violence only for self-defense.
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One, called "I Can't Breathe" (2016), was a participatory performance that he disguised as a self-defense course.
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While conservatives aren't paying enough attention to sexual assault, liberals are actively hurting women's access to self-defense.
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A plain-clothes officer claims to have fired shots at protesters in self-defense Friday around 9 pm.
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To win the debate, proponents of the right to self-defense must explain how their proposals are practical.
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Police say about a third of the victims were shot by officers in self-defense during legitimate operations.
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Moore also disagreed with Preston's defense attorney's claim that Preston was acting in self-defense, per the newspaper.
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The British claimed they were acting in self-defense, an argument rejected by Secretary of State Daniel Webster.
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One response to police brutality in 1966 was the founding of The Black Panther Party for Self-Defense .
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To what extent are self-defense programs an effective response to violent crimes in public spaces, and why?
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But the debate always focused on the role of the militia, not a personal right of self-defense.
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Mr. Cox said that he retrieved his handgun from his room and shot Mr. Vallow in self-defense.
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The Salvadoran gangs, which began in a spirit of self-defense, soon became as brutal as their adversaries.
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They consider the strike a targeted killing, elaborating that it was justifiable as an act of self-defense.
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Hezbollah's past attacks made it an ongoing threat, they reasoned; therefore, killing its members would constitute self-defense.
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"We did not feel the need to ask for authorization over basic rights of self-defense," one said.
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In Tennessee, bounty hunters can carry weapons but may use deadly force only in cases of self-defense.
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Both sides would also agree to stop efforts to take territory and only use force in self-defense.
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Whether it was a psychotic break, self-defense or both, it didn't matter because I empathized with her.
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We also look at whether it's murder or self-defense when an officer is killed in a raid.
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When the police arrived, they watched the footage, took down Jackson's statement, and ruled the shootings self-defense.
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Defendants are free to claim self-defense before a judge and request immunity from criminal and civil prosecution.
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But crucially, it added that the amendment also protects an individual's right to use "Arms" in self-defense.
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Investigators will look at self-defense and stand-your-ground laws No arrests or charges were announced Monday.
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Heller replaced this older framework with an uncertain new framework that emphasized an individual right to self-defense.
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Trump suggested the aides were convicted in the court of public opinion without the right to self-defense.
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Yet he defends protesters' rights to "self-defense" and admits to wearing gloves to pick up gas cannisters.
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Thousands of coalition troops remain to train and advise Afghan forces, but operations are limited to self defense.
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The military claimed self-defense, but our examination of hundreds of videos shows that was not the case.
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A jury rejected her claim of self-defense, finding her guilty of first-degree murder and aggravated robbery.
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No Plug has admitted to being involved in the shooting ... but claims it was all in self-defense.
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At the trial, Chief Shull said he acted in self-defense and had only struck Mr. Woodard once.
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"In self-defense, precision airstrikes were used to support the troops on the ground," said the spokeswoman, Sgt.
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Article 51 of the U.N. Charter covers an individual or collective right to self-defense against armed attack.
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It is carried out on the basis of international law, in accordance with our right to self-defense.
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Zimmerman tells TMZ he thinks it's because he used the words "self-defense" to describe the Trayvon shooting.
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Japan's military is a self-defense force, and the ship is meant only for training and diplomatic outreach.
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"While there is a common law right to self-defense, most historians think that it would be remarkable news to the framers of the Second Amendment that they were actually constitutionalizing a personal right to self-defense as opposed to trying to say something significant about the militia," he says.
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The initial gains of some self-defense groups give way to predatory behavior, creating a new order of bandit.
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So one of the examples that we have of black self-defense is our swipe-it-forward resistance action.
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Because of his rising star on the political scene, Michaels has said, he sought a gun for self-defense.
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"I really do care about you," Hannah tells him after he attempts to claim self defense one more time.
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While Bresha's lawyer builds a case for self-defense, tens of thousands of online advocates have rallied behind her.
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His government says the police act in self-defense, but critics say executions are taking place with no accountability.
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Zimmerman, who was a neighborhood watch volunteer at the time, has maintained that the shooting was in self-defense.
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China's Defense Ministry has stated previously that their military installations are proper and lawful, and mainly for self-defense.
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Chris Tappan, DeKalb County Police Thompson claimed he acted in self-defense after the dancer "went crazy," police said.
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The military's rules allow its members to act in self-defense, but typically "proportional" to the hostility they're facing.
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In the context of the plot of the original Knightsman source material, he is only acting in self-defense.
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Prosecutors say that Slager then planted a stun gun next to Scott's body to reinforce a self-defense claim.
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I don't see that as self-defense, because if anything, he's the one who tried to body-slam me.
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Asked about the warrants, Cantwell told VICE News he acted in self-defense and plans to turn himself in.
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Tactical Pen for Self-Defense — $21.97 See Details DIY projects will become so much easier with this magnetic wristband.
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More than 3,900 Filipinos have been killed in what the police called self-defense after armed suspects resisted arrest.
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They say the man who fired the first shots is dead and everyone else was acting in self-defense.
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Individuals are still allowed to arm themselves for purposes of self-defense as Virginia is an open-carry state.
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Behenna, who stripped Mansur naked for questioning and then shot him twice, claimed he was acting in self-defense.
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Japan's Air Self Defense Force also said it was sending four jets to collect airborne dust for radiation samples.
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"I stand beside my son who acted out of self-defense and was scared for his life," she continued.
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Zimmerman also told police he wasn't bragging about killing Martin, but was explaining how he acted in self-defense.
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And what needs to change so that survivors who resort to self-defense are recognized for who they are?
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Police told the outlet Mitchell had confessed to the attack but claimed that he was acting in self-defense.
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Or are they part of the American civilian gun owner's heritage, essential for both recreational shooting and self-defense?
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"Thankfully I just took a self-defense class offered at my work and utilized all of it," she wrote.
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A jury found Zimmerman, who claimed he had shot Martin in self-defense, not guilty in the teen's death.
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Duterte has repeatedly said that the killings of drug suspects are lawful if police are acting in self defense.
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What should be a routine stop turns physical, and Slim shoots the police officer, killing him in self-defense.
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In recent weeks the U.S. has downed a Syrian jet and two pro-regime drones in alleged self-defense.
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His lawyers produced memos on self-defense that inverted the meaning of words to give a veneer of legality.
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While being transported from county jail for a retrial, the sheriff fatally shot them both and claimed self-defense.
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This work requires the effort of far more people, including those who are not inclined toward active self-defense.
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What's at stake with the Second Amendment, Pratt likes to say, is much more than hunting or self-defense.
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" Bush also warned that waiting to respond to enemies after they strike is "not self-defense, it is suicide.
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The convoy returned fire in self-defense and there were no US casualties, according to a NATO press release.
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Last week, a Republican congressman proposed a "cyber self defense" bill, which would allow companies to counterattack against hackers.
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After police left, Andira stabbed her nephew in what her defense attorney, Mike McCrum has characterized as self-defense.
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A spokesperson for the Japan Self Defense Forces said 170 troops are at its 30-acre facility in Djibouti.
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Madison Hooker, president of the Students for Self-Defense chapter at Rutgers University, finds these policies to be appalling.
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No man has a right to raise his hand to a woman for any reason other than self defense.
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The official story was that officer Darren Wilson fatally shot Michael Brown in self-defense after Brown assaulted him.
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Other modifications include electrical power upgrades and adding a medical facility, an executive space and a self-defense system.
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She was attacked by a stranger on the street (and fought him off with some amazing self-defense moves).
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"Our forces acted in self defense and repulsed the attacking forces and defeated them," he added in a statement.
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Israel says its blockade is a self-defense measure against Hamas, a group that has called for its destruction.
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The announcement from North Korea called the test "an act of self-defense" against foreign threats, according to NPR.
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Mr. Murphy's killer was not prosecuted, Detective David Gregory said, because he appeared to have fired in self-defense.
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However, Cali refused and reached for his waistband, which caused Comello to shoot the alleged boss in self-defense.
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Israel said it was being demonized and that the inquiry was intended to undermine its right to self-defense.
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The administration "strongly support Israel's right to act in self-defense," the White House said in a statement Thursday.
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In his veto statement earlier this month, Kasich said he believes the defendant should have to prove self-defense.
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LinkedIn was quick to help him shut it down and he then created his own account in self defense.
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Nevertheless, depriving those who protect us of the right to self-defense is a crime in and of itself.
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Japan does maintain self-defense forces, and analysts have said any revision to the constitution would be largely cosmetic.
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According to the Japanese Air Self Defense Forces, two versions of the planes existed — one served as a spare.
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Mr. Johnson's preparations seemingly extended to visits to a "self-defense and personal protection" gym in the Dallas area.
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Prosecutors argued the killing wasn't motivated by self-defense, but robbery because Brown took Allen's wallet after shooting him.
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The trial judge rejected the witness' testimony, and resolved factual disputes in favor of Peraza's arguments of self defense.
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Char previously claimed the incident, in which he stabbed a man five times, was an act of self-defense.
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Beijing has consistently said the facilities on its reclaimed islands are for civilian use and necessary self-defense purposes.
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More than 3,900 Filipinos have been killed in what the police call self-defense in Duterte's war on drugs.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel was acting in self-defense against the coastal enclave's ruling Hamas group.
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A Peruvian woman seldom has the opportunity to react, because self-defense for a woman means rape and murder.
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Hong Kong police commissioner Stephen Lo Wai-chung said Tuesday night the officer was acting in self-defense against.
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The NRA's program, called "Carry Guard," is marketed as a protection for gun owners who act in self-defense.
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The memo said the troops will only be armed in situations where they may need it for self defense.
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What happens then, when a robot asks for the right to vote or kills a human in self-defense?
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"Use of a baseball bat in self-defense will likely be viewed as an imbalance of force," Shanahan wrote.
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"I have never believed Will's attack on his mother was an act of self-defense or justified," Shanahan said.
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Since then, she's also formed a nonprofit, Women Against Crime, providing free self-defense classes for women since 2005.
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Experiences with catcalling on the street are enough to inspire any of us to take up self-defense lessons.
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Police later said the incident may have been caused by CS gas, used for self-defense and crowd control.
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Christopher LaCour, a defense lawyer, was quoted in other reports as saying the deputies had acted in self-defense.
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Ri added that Pyongyang was forced to develop nuclear weapons, as self-defense in response to United States aggression.
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Today, I am a self-defense instructor, a budding entrepreneur, a volunteer first responder, a friend and family member.
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However, the charges against her shooter, Ebony Jemison, were dismissed by a grand jury on claims of self-defense.
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There's a good case to be made for owning a handgun for self-defense, or a rifle for hunting.
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Last month, the State Legislature in West Virginia, where my university is located, introduced the Campus Self-Defense Act.
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The Guardian reported that on Tuesday, Zhang confessed to killing the parents in what she claims was self defense.
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In court, some of the SEALs said they had received threats and had begun carrying weapons for self-defense.
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In the material world the martial arts are often described and even advertised as a means of self-defense.
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The grand jury decided that Mr. Trollinger had shot Mr. George in self-defense, and the charges were dropped.
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Still, the group seemed to be mostly political theater, a symbolic reawakening of black power and armed self-defense.
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Testimony is sure to touch on the state's self-defense law and the heavy burden it puts on prosecutors.
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His attorney said the killing was in self-defense after Drejka was threatened and then shoved to the ground.
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Sergeant Barry's lawyer, Andrew C. Quinn, said in his opening statement that his client had acted in self-defense.
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Police say the 227 people were killed in self defense, but the family characterizes the raid as a massacre.
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All that they needed was to be left alone and guaranteed their right to be armed for self-defense.
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"These deficiencies and limitations reduce the overall self-defense capability of the ship," DOT&E explained in its report.
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The US Navy only conducted only one of the four planned CVN-78 self-defense test ship (SDTS) tests.
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Second, even if the killing of General Suleimani is justified by self-defense, it doesn't make it strategically wise.
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The Pasha scene was cut with shots of Paige alone in the Jennings garage, practicing her self-defense moves.
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A Hindu extremist group later admitted to participating in the melee, saying it had armed followers in self-defense.
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Van Dyke had argued he fired in self-defense after he said McDonald lunged at him with a knife.
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The matter was settled with an agreement on the conditions constituting legitimate self-defense in anticipation of an attack.
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Since the incident, Smart has been working to create Smart Defense, a self-defense program for women and girls.
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Iran's foreign minister said Tehran took "proportionate measures" in self-defense and did not seek to escalate the confrontation.
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The Maritime Self-Defense Force will not patrol the vital shipping lanes that run through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Read literally, Article 9 bans a standing military but has been interpreted to allow armed forces for self-defense.
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"We did not feel the need to ask for authorization over basic rights of self defense," the official said.
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Executives decide who may be killed outside due process, when it acts in self-defense, against whom and how.
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Zimmerman was acquitted in Martin's death after claiming self-defense, rather than leaning on the "stand your ground" law.
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Heller, the court said the Second Amendment enshrines an individual's right to keep and bear arms for self-defense.
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If the new measure is enacted, the state would again be at the forefront of expanding self-defense laws.
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New applicants must undergo thorough background checks and present a "justifiable reason" for ownership -- with self defense not applicable.
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Since then, United States Special Operations forces have trained Christian self-defense militias that operate under Iraqi government authority.
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Zimmerman said he shot Trayvon in self-defense after the unarmed teen hit him, knocking him to the ground.
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The lawyers argued that Mr. Davis had fired in self-defense; he was found guilty only of weapons possession.
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Matt Rinaldi (R-Irving) said Monday he would "shoot" a Democratic colleague "in self defense" after he said Rep.
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Saturday's massacre is the latest, and most serious, in a series of attacks possibly linked to self-defense groups.
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) may be dedicated to armed self-defense, but the organization itself is largely indefensible.
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The law grants immunity to anyone acting in self-defense and puts the burden of proof on the state.
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Washington said the United States carried out a "self-defense air strike" after Somali troops faced fire from militants.
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Ms. Kilbane's chapter organizes discussions and workshops on sexual harassment, and conducts training in self-defense and bystander intervention.
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Opponents of Washington's ballot initiative said its provisions to safely store guns would make them "unavailable" for self-defense.
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He touted violence as a necessary tool in self-defense, and called white people, the "blue-eyed white devils."
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The legal basis for the American bombing of North Vietnam rested on the collective self-defense of South Vietnam.
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The targeting of Soleimani "appears far more retaliatory for past acts than anticipatory for imminent self-defense," she said.
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So, what would you say the difference is between a style like The Art of Self-Defense and those?
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Mainstream American culture considers violence heroic in certain socially sanctioned contexts — "just" wars, certain sporting events, self-defense, etc.
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"It was a self-defense mechanism but it was a pretty effective one," he tells me when we reconnect.
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A concept image for the non-lethal self-defense weapon listed as a project on the FwdForce site A concept image for the non-lethal self-defense weapon listed as a project on the FwdForce site Or take the project that, as I am writing this, has the most money pledged to it.
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But whether Russia sees its actions as self-defense is unfortunately irrelevant to those suffering the consequences in both conflicts.
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He tried to strangle her, he threatened the children, and she shot him, she killed him, really, in self-defense.
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Many of the women also "wanted to learn basics of self-defense with weapons in case of emergency," she said.
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" Obama said in the letter the strikes were taken "in self-defense, as necessary and appropriate, to address further threats.
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"Doing so bolsters the self-defense capabilities of our partners and reduces the risk of harm to civilians," Abizaid said.
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Among other provisions, it would shift the burden of proof on self-defense cases involving firearms to prosecutors from defendants.
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His techniques are not just wrestling, but more of what we would refer to, in today's vernacular, as self-defense.
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"He is telling the police that they were boyfriend and girlfriend and he was acting in self-defense," Nikolov explains.
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But we've made it clear, we make it clear again, we will never use these weapons except in self-defense.
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Read literally, Article 9 bans a standing military but has been interpreted to allow armed forces exclusively for self defense.
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But Hayes testified that Smith punched him multiple times during the altercation and that he was acting in self-defense.
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The detective, James Connolly, later testified that he fired in self-defense after Mr. Collado placed him in a chokehold.
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The bases "retain the right of self-defense when it comes to UAVs or drones" operating over them, Davis said.
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"I don't think any of us are naive to think that self-defense could have changed what happened," he said.
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The officer's attorney maintained he acted in self-defense, fearing Hammond was going to run him over with his car.
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Supporters of DC's law argued that the Second Amendment doesn't guarantee the right to own a firearm for self-defense.
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The idea of proactive self-defense was embraced wholeheartedly in Douglasville, a suburban city of 32,000 just west of Atlanta.
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"If there was peace in a town, it was because of the self-defense groups, not the government," Larios said.
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He still intends to keep them in the house and use them for self-defense of his home and family.
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Mr. Cruz's performance has been just as dizzying: a spaghetti-at-the-wall medley of attacks, self-defense and spectacle.
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"He was able to fight and break free from the lion, killing the lion in self-defense," the agency said.
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Historic changes enacted in 2015 expanded that to allow for limited collective self-defense, or aiding an ally under attack.
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This pill maps out and identifies all the self-defense mechanisms that your mind creates to hide yourself from you.
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"Society has voted in self-defense against the political system, and the PSDB had to pay for that," Barreto said.
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But it won't as long as the media gives it public relations victories every time Israel kills in self-defense.
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They claim the altercation arose from self-defense and from a desire to protect women who were being sexually harassed.
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She also started visiting schools, delivering speeches and giving self-defense classes to raise awareness about gender violence and bullying.
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It's all in the name of self-defense, and a prime audience for that message is – you guessed it – women.
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The National Guard troops cannot apprehend immigrants or drugs and cannot use their weapons (except in self-defense), noted Sandweg.
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Perhaps as a result, many community advocates and self-defense instructors have reported a surging interest in martial arts classes.
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However, the defense argued that the brothers acted in self-defense after suffering years of sexual abuse from their father.
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Heller holding that the Second Amendment protects an individual's right to hown a gun in the house for self defense.
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WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES The attackers fled the scene and police dismissed the incident as self-defense, according to MMA Fighting.
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Knight's analysis exposes the states' arguments for what they are: self-defense against a perceived territorial encroachment by the OCC.
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Zimmerman, who was a neighborhood watch volunteer at the time of the incident, said the shooting was in self-defense.
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In 2013, Zimmerman was controversially acquitted of murder in Martin's death, and he maintains that shooting was in self-defense.
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The militant landscape is further complicated by the large number of autodefensas, or self-defense, groups in Michoacan and Guerrero.
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Police say they were killed in self defense, but activists and political opponents have said it was cold-blooded murder.
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Trump dismayed European leaders by failing to reaffirm Article 5, NATO's mutual self-defense principle, while in Europe in May.
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Polar bears are a protected species and shooting them is allowed only for self-defense and as a last resort.
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Students for Self-Defense is a project of SAI, meaning that it operates within itself, with the help of SAI.
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The Second Amendment Institute has a long road ahead in regards to organizing more chapters of Students for Self-Defense.
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