
Can You Claim Self-Defence if You Hit Someone First?
There is a frequent presumption about the legal definition of self-defence: that the individual who delivers the first blow is always the aggressor. There are many ways in which this may not be true. You don’t need to take a beating before you can defend yourself. When you are forced to react because you perceive...
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