could have been trying to subdue, could have been trying to detain, could have been trying to kill
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Replying to @mr_archenemy
What he was trying to do is immaterial. He attacked with a lethal weapon, using lethal force.
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Replying to @random_eddie @mr_archenemy
If I shoot you in the knee trying to "disable" you, I'm guilty of assault with a deadly weapon.
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yes, and that's what he was charged with, not "extralegal murder", and intent matters to murder.
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Replying to @mr_archenemy
The phrase I used was "extrajudicial execution"; not a named offense but exactly what this was.
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He attacked the rapist with lethal force /because/ he had tried to rape his wife. That's extjd exctn
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perhaps it was a common law citizen's arrest? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizen%27s_arrest …
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this is what i was trying to get at.
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status of citizen's arrest common law in US jurisdictions https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizen%27s_arrest#Common_law …
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OMG "Shopkeepers (merchants') privilege" alt-rightly triggerific!
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