I could not have used the right term here. what happens along your self-defence?
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Some one approaches Pard with a crowbar. He is determined to use it.
And Pard screams and runs. Pard stumble and falls with a heavy thud. The villain raises his weapon and is about to hit Pard.
Pard shouts :shocked and kicks his leg. His leg hits the villain's feet, and he fall and hits his temple on the floor. Villain dies.
Pard rises and screams.
Your action is out of self-defence! You never meant to kill him. It is manslaughter! I call it 'involuntary'
But if you had waited for the man's arrival and had killed him as he approached... It is a voluntary slaughter!
That is the question I was trying to ask,
or do you mean your intention has nothing to do with murder?
Let's use your scenario...
He falls and hits his temple. No illegal activity was committed (ie no manslaughter) because I was acting in self-defense. Self-defense isn't illegal. It isn't illegal in our modern society nor is it illegal in the code of laws the God gave to Moses.
If he came at me and I killed him without him falling and hitting his temple it is still only self-defense and I am still in no way at fault. He is at fault for trying to hurt me.