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Legal Consequences of Self-Defense
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A recent self-defense course prompted a question about whether a victim could face legal action as a result of fighting off an attacker.
The course was for women, but self-defense laws are gender-neutral. Whether a victim could face legal consequences depends on what the attacker did and how the victim defended himself or herself.
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