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A landmark verdict in favor of self-defense was the "Not Guilty" on all counts charged against Kyle Rittenhouse, on Nov. 19, 2021.
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'''Self-defense''' is the right to protect a person or [[property]] from the unlawful threat or action of another. Self-defense is a long-recognized [[law|legal]] defense against prosecution for a violent or otherwise illegal act.
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'''Self-defense''' is the right to protect a person or [[property]] from the unlawful threat or action of another. Self-defense is a long-recognized [[law|legal]] defense against prosecution for a violent or otherwise illegal act.  A landmark verdict in favor of self-defense was the "Not Guilty" on all counts charged against [[Kyle Rittenhouse]], on Nov. 19, 2021.
    
The use of private arms for self-defense accords was supported by the esteemed legal commentator [[Sir William Blackstone]], which influenced thinking in the American colonies.  He wrote that the people's right to arms was auxiliary to the natural right of self-preservation.<ref>See WILLIAM BLACKSTONE, 1 COMMENTARIES *136, *139.</ref>
 
The use of private arms for self-defense accords was supported by the esteemed legal commentator [[Sir William Blackstone]], which influenced thinking in the American colonies.  He wrote that the people's right to arms was auxiliary to the natural right of self-preservation.<ref>See WILLIAM BLACKSTONE, 1 COMMENTARIES *136, *139.</ref>
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