No web search on a generalized net search will productively provide information concerning that law...whether state, county or local...Federal Law has statutes also...try pulling it up for a plus...unless you are (smiles) a law student. Most permits fail to teach any gun owner the federal law on the right to use lethal force. I am asking for intelligent educated answers here...the premium, forthright answer will give a link to the federal law on the right to use lethal force using any weapon. States, counties and cities do not apply.
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Federal laws dictate State and Local laws regarding the use of lethal force.
Lethal, or deadly force, can be used the the defense of yourself or another person where the incident occurring could cause SERIOUS bodily harm or death. This includes an active rape, not a fist fight.
The general rule of thumb is that lethal force may not be used unless you are protecting life, your own or someone elses.
Lethal Forces are for th esole purpose of Militia and Governmental accordances. We the people have only the right to secure - that does not include lethal force as per say going out to make a law that fits into your benefactor. I may not know exactly what you are trying to convey here but what touched my nerve is that.. Lethal Force should only be pulled if the matter warrants it to be necessary. Doesn't mean to carry a weapon or project yourself onto others as though instigating something to the effect that it is premeditated. Another look at the Lethal Forces is keeping an eye on them women who go around carrying rollingpins and frying pans,if that isn't a Lethal intent- I don't know what is...
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