… the person may use physical force in self-defense. See Beard v. … the doctrine of selfdefense.
See, eg, State v. Wanrow, 559 P.… 1977) (criticizing self-defense instructions that use the male …

… "if an armed attack occurs," the strict constructionist maintains that neither anticipatory self-defense
nor preemptive self-defense can be lawful because such forms of selfdefense …

… One possibility is to construe the doctrine as concerned, not with intendings, but with sheer
… the doctrine so construed has no future at all. A second possibility is to construe the doctrine …

… In summary, I have tried to show that the doctrine of self-defense does not simply serve to
partition the use of violence between the state and the citizen. Some theorists have argued that …

… the ground of a right of self-preservation or on the basis of a doctrine of necessity. Moreover,
… right of self-preservation, and in this may be detected a tincture of natural law doctrine. The …

… Although it is possible that these outcomes are affected directly by selfdefense laws, we
argue that such effects should be second- order at best. Results are shown in Table 3, which …

… "unwilling or unable" doctrine were considered settled law, Israel's self-defence in its territory
… would have a right to exercise self-defence under the "unwilling or unable doctrine" only if it …

… to study the meaning of "imminence" in self-defense doctrine. My survey of twenty years
of case law challenges the basic image we have of the problem of imminence in the law of …

… Castle Doctrine leverages the subordinated woman into a general model of self-defense
rooted in the … selfdefense laws can protect families against enemies, both foreign and domestic. …

… In Part II, we consider the implications of the suspicion heuristic for the doctrine of self-defense.
The intent of this Essay is to begin thinking about how the suspicion heuristic should …