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1. Introduction
2. Theoretical and Historical Foundations of Self-Defence by Deadly Force
2.1. The Theory of Self-Defence
2.2. Self-Defence by Deadly Force in Medieval English Law
2.3. The Duty to Retreat and the Castle Doctrine in American Law
3. Florida’s Stand-Your-Ground Law
3.1. The Situation Before October 2005
3.2. The New Law Since October 2005
3.2.1. The Content of the Law
3.2.2. The Grounds and Arguments for the Law
4. The Downsides of Florida’s Stand-Your-Ground Law
4.1. The Superfluousness and Unproportionality of the New Law
4.2. The Questionable Immunity from Criminal Prosecution and Civil Action
4.3. The Problem of the Irrebuttable Presumption
5. Conclusion
6. Bibliography
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- Citation du texte
- B. A. Alexander Lauer (Auteur), 2015, Self-Defence by Deadly Force in America. A Critical Look at Florida’s Stand-Your-Ground Law, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/489856
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