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NBA all the way
Ask anyone with CCW man, when you discharge your weapon, in public, you're going to jail.
Furthermore, they didn't arrest the cops in the Blake thing, so this kid took the fall, to pacify the masses.
It's private vs public property in your scenario, it also depends what state it took place in. Plus, the Kyle kid did nothing illegal to the 3 people he shot, besides run away. If you flip your scenario around, and the burglar has the knife, and the home owner has the gun. States without the castle doctrine, you better be very careful about shooting the perp, unless you're 100% perceive he's going to kill you.
It's why I keep saying, the state where this took place, their self defense law is all that matters. Lawyers are chiming in on here but none of them studied or practice law in Wisconsin. While I do respect they have a higher knowledge of terminology and history of cases, they're trying to apply blanket self defense laws or self defense laws from their state, which is irrelevant.
Given the video footage, the eye witness testimony and the letter of the law, where this took place... The kids defense team can very easily proceed with their self defense claim, and win the case, at minimum get the judge to rule a mistrial.
So I can just brandish a gun, and if someone tries to approach me I can just kill them and be good to go?
I'm a be hiring you very soon...
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