No-Duty-to-Retreat Claim

Stand Your Ground Claim - A Stand Your Ground Claim asserts a person's right to use force, including lethal force, in self-defense without the duty to retreat when faced with a perceived threat. This legal concept is grounded in the broader principle of self-defense and is often associated with gun rights and the use of firearms for personal protection.

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Label (rdfs): Stand Your Ground Claim
Preferred Label: No-Duty-to-Retreat Claim
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Definition and Examples

Definition: A Stand Your Ground Claim asserts a person's right to use force, including lethal force, in self-defense without the duty to retreat when faced with a perceived threat. This legal concept is grounded in the broader principle of self-defense and is often associated with gun rights and the use of firearms for personal protection.
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Sub Class Of: Self-Defense

Right to Bear Arms Claim
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