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A legal doctrine that designates a person's abode or vehicle as a place in which they have protections to defend themselves against intruders.
Minnesota law permits the use of force, including deadly force in narrow circumstances, when a person reasonably believes it is necessary to prevent great bodily harm or death, but that right is const...
Illegal immigrants do not possess any special, blanket legal right to “squat” in the United States; squatting is unlawful and subject to trespass and eviction, while the narrow doctrine of adverse pos...
Courts determine whether a defendant’s fear was “reasonable” in self‑defense claims against police by testing both subjective perception and an objective reasonable‑person standard, looking for immine...