Jiko bōei no do [自己防衛の道]
First things first, the sole responsibility for one’s own safety, security and defense is, “yours and yours alone!” You might say, “that’s the responsibility of the police,” yet when you really consider the function of, “policing,” you will begin to understand that isn’t true.
So, ask yourself, what is the true purpose of policing? I quote, “Overall, the police serve to uphold the rule of law, protect individual rights, and contribute to a stable and secure society.”
As we have seen written, “to serve and protect,” the above sheds some light on the subject. They are literally in the, “business of the legal and the illegal.”
In a predatory attack, “an attack can result in death varies widely depending on the predator, the method of attack, and the prey involved. Some predatory attacks can be almost instantaneous, while others may take several minutes or longer.”
Now, police responses (often in self defense situations the call doesn’t even happen till it’s done and dusted) depending on a variety of factors, at best, will take from five minutes to twenty minutes - or longer.
So, now you’re developing a picture of you under attack and it’s up to you to survive so ask yourself, “how best can I survive?”
Call the police? Good luck with that, too late you’re on your way to the ER or jail …
More Data:
Police response times in the United States can vary significantly based on a range of factors including geography, urbanization, and department resources.
Generally, urban areas tend to have faster police response times due to higher population densities, better infrastructure, and more resources. Average response times in cities can range from 5 to 10 minutes for high-priority calls.
In cities like New York and Los Angeles, response times can be around 7-10 minutes for emergency situations.
Average response times might range from 10 to 20 minutes. Response times can range from 20 minutes to over an hour depending on the location and urgency of the call.
response times in the U.S. vary widely, urban areas tend to have the quickest responses, followed by suburban areas, with rural areas experiencing the longest waits.
Police respond to emergency calls reporting self-defense incidents. Their priority is to reach the scene as quickly as possible to ensure safety and prevent further harm. Note: take notice on the part, “prevent further harm” because the time it takes to “react (get a call requesting help) and respond” allows a lot to happen and if you’re the target 🎯…
Now the repercussions and consequences start up: first responders (LEO’s) collaborate with prosecutors to determine whether the act of self-defense was justified under the law. This can involve understanding local self-defense laws, including "Stand Your Ground" or "Duty to Retreat" statutes. Time to call your criminal lawyer … you do have one on speed dial don’t you?
Police are trained to use appropriate levels of force in various situations, including those involving self-defense by civilians. They must evaluate the proportionality of force used in self-defense incidents.
In closing this article or post:
The cost of defending a self-defense case in court can vary widely depending on several factors, including the complexity of the case, the region, and the legal representation chosen. Here are some potential costs to consider:
1. **Attorney Fees**:
- **Hourly Rate**: Many criminal defense attorneys charge by the hour, with rates ranging from $150 to $500 or more per hour depending on their experience and location.
- **Flat Fee**: Some attorneys might offer a flat fee for representation in criminal cases, which could range from $5,000 to $100,000 or more depending on the case complexity.
2. **Court Costs and Filing Fees**: These fees vary by jurisdiction but can range from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars.
3. **Expert Witness Fees**: If expert testimony is needed (e.g., forensic experts, use-of-force experts), these costs can be significant, often ranging from $2,000 to $10,000 or more per expert.
4. **Investigation Costs**: Hiring private investigators to gather evidence or interview witnesses can add several thousand dollars to the total cost.
5. **Miscellaneous Costs**: Additional costs might include travel expenses, copying and documentation fees, and other administrative expenses.
Overall, defending a self-defense case could cost anywhere from $10,000 to $150,000 or more, depending on the circumstances. It's important to consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney to get a more accurate estimate based on the specifics of your case. - ChatGPT(AI) 🧐
Oh, this is just the criminal side because it will cost a lot more in a civil case.
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