Criminal Law - Self-Defense - Prior Acts by Victim
Authorizing a person charged with murder or manslaughter in any degree or a crime under Title 3, Subtitle 2 of the Criminal Law Article to assert the defense that the person acted in self-defense and need not prove that the person believed danger was imminent or immediate if the victim had previously committed a certain act against the person.
Manslaughter
Sexual Offenses
Assault
Victims
Murder
Criminal Law - Substantive Crimes
defendants
Ex-Offenders
Self Defense
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