Spartacus Maximus Posted Saturday at 07:41 PM Posted Saturday at 07:41 PM (edited) Based on your local legal system and laws, what would you say is the most accurate and reliable publication(books etc..) on the legal aspects of self-defense? What, if any, books/written documentation would you recommend to your students/fellows short of discussing the topic with a legal expert(lawyer, judge etc) Edited Saturday at 07:41 PM by Spartacus Maximus
sensei8 Posted Saturday at 11:17 PM Posted Saturday at 11:17 PM Very interesting topic, Spartacus Maximus; thank you. I believe that this topic must be taken seriously because dire circumstances and consequences arise from an lackadaisical approach. Each USA state has distinct and varied laws regarding self-defense. Know before one acts because there’s a saying that says that “Only a fool has himself for a lawyer.” Several years ago back in 2010, I purchased the following book that might still be of some interest and relevance: Self-Defense Laws Of All 50 States by Attorney Mitch Vilos and Eva Vilos. No matter what, book or not, recent publications or not, I’d still speak with an attorney just to protect myself. **Proof is on the floor!!!
Montana Posted Sunday at 07:54 AM Posted Sunday at 07:54 AM 12 hours ago, Spartacus Maximus said: Based on your local legal system and laws, what would you say is the most accurate and reliable publication(books etc..) on the legal aspects of self-defense? What, if any, books/written documentation would you recommend to your students/fellows short of discussing the topic with a legal expert(lawyer, judge etc) Personally, I wouldn't depend on books, as that may be flawed or outdated. I'd go to the government website and get it directly. If you don't want to stand behind our troops, please..feel free to stand in front of them.Student since January 1975---4th Dan, retired due to non-martial arts related injuries.
Spartacus Maximus Posted Sunday at 05:21 PM Author Posted Sunday at 05:21 PM Not to depend on books, but books and publications from reputable and reliable sources are probably the best start to get informed before and in preparation to seeking out a proper discussion with a legal professional. Getting a basic understanding and ideas about the local self-defense laws is definitely something worth looking into for anyone who seriously trains martial arts. Having references on hand is also important for instructors who may want to have something to point interested people in the right direction.
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