Texas Ruling Could Bring New Self-Defense Claims Standard

A recent Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruling could introduce a new self-defense claims standard in case law that could be referenced across the nation. What would a new self-defense standard look like, and how would it apply in a courtroom? Armed Attorneys Emily Taylor and Richard Hayes break down the discriminatory lower court rulings and how the appeals court got it right.

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