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Attorney for Former Officer Charged in Floyd Death Admonishes Public
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* Errata : In describing defense of others, I described the minority rule. The majority rule is that reasonableness is all that is required for defense of others, not actual fact. "Jurisdictions which recognize the defense are split on the question whether the person to whose aid one comes must be free from fault in order to claim the defense of protection of others. The majority of those courts which have addressed the question have adopted an objective test so that one "may act on and is governed by the appearance of conditions when he arrives upon the scene, provided he acts honestly and according to what seems reasonably necessary in order to afford protection." 40 Am.Jur.2d Homicide § 172 (1968).
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