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![handle is hein.ali/relwtrts0210 and id is 1 raw text is: To be Considered at the Conference
at Harvard University Law School,
September 21, 1925.
SELF-DEFENSE. -
[Index.
Section 1. General section.
It 2. Privilege to commit simple asau t.'--
3. Privilege to commit aggravated as-
sauit.
4. Privilege to imprison to prevent a bat-
tery.
5. Privilege to create 4p1LantsiuU*d-
tery to prevent a lbattery.
6 onsent.-
7. 1 xcessive force.
8. Defense against excessive force.
/ _9t9. Defense against danger from outside
( sources.
it 10. Negligent injury to bystander.
' - Defense against privileged force.
, 12. Defense against Confinemlent.'
, .4.' 3 Defense of third rSOns against sima4Re
15. Defenso of third persons against ag-
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