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Self-defense / Searches and seizures / Criminal law / Duty to retreat / Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution / Right of self-defense / False arrest / Force / Castle doctrine / Law / Criminal defenses / Legal terms
Date: 2012-05-23 14:15:42
Self-defense
Searches and seizures
Criminal law
Duty to retreat
Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution
Right of self-defense
False arrest
Force
Castle doctrine
Law
Criminal defenses
Legal terms

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