According to a 2022 study by the NIH, over 50% of self-defense cases involve alcohol or drug use by at least one party. This significant overlap between intoxication and self-defense incidents creates unique challenges in establishing the legitimacy of defensive actions. The effects of intoxication can dramatically alter both perception...
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How Intoxication Can Impact Self-Defense Claims in Florida
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