Double Naught Spy
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The wording of Texas law is such that in some cases, valid self defense in an affirmative defense to prosecution on a weapons charge.
However, should a person be charged for a weapon that saved his life? Or maybe that should be rewritten to ask if he should be charged with the laws he violated before an act of self defense because it was made known at the time of self defense that he was violating the law?
I dunno, should a person be charged for a concealed weapon such as a brick of cocaine if it was used to save his life?
However, should a person be charged for a weapon that saved his life? Or maybe that should be rewritten to ask if he should be charged with the laws he violated before an act of self defense because it was made known at the time of self defense that he was violating the law?
I dunno, should a person be charged for a concealed weapon such as a brick of cocaine if it was used to save his life?