It is possible to establish self-defense as a matter of law, but “only when the evidence…[of] the necessary elements of self-defense is clear and undisputed should our courts order acquittal,”.<\/p>\n
When the prosecutor offers evidence that, if believed, negates an element of self-defense, the defendant must then carry the burden of persuasion.<\/p>\n
Evidence of the defendants conduct before, during, and after a shooting was relevant to show defendant’s mental state during the shooting.<\/p>\n
If you have been charged with a crime and would like to talk to an attorney, call our law office at 816-524-4949 or visit our website at Hoorfarlaw.com.<\/p>\n
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It is possible to establish self-defense as a matter of law, but “only when the evidence…[of] the necessary elements of self-defense is clear and undisputed should our courts order acquittal,”. When the prosecutor offers evidence that, if believed, negates an … Continue reading