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[KeithD]

That is not relevant. According to the facts of this event (as understood by the police) she was not acting reasonably in the circumstances.

So we have no right to self defense with regard to tolling ourselves up for protection..... I love this country

Actually I know plenty of criminals who have had heads kicked in by the victim, been stabbed, shot, thrown in rivers, the police do sod all. Eye for an eye, and they can't be bothered with the paperwork for scum.

[johncar54]

So we have no right to self defence with regard to tooling ourselves up for protection .

Exactly.

But as I have said, several times before, in English law one can use reasonable force to protect themselves, their property or any other persons life or property and that can include taking the life of another person.

[aromulus]

Exactly.

But as I have said, several times before, in English law one can use reasonable force to protect themselves, their property or any other persons life or property and that can include taking the life of another person.

And what may "reasonable force" be, if I may ask...?

[KeithD]

And what may "reasonable force" be, if I may ask...?

That my dear friend depends on the police officer involved, who reads the CPS case, and finally which judge you get..... Kind of a lucky dip really