Supreme Court to Redefine Self Defense?

How could the Supreme Court’s upcoming decision reshape self-defense in the context of law enforcement and qualified immunity? Should the "moment of threat" or the "totality of the circumstances" guide how we judge the use of force?

Armed Attorneys Emily Taylor and Richard Hayes discuss the evolving legal landscape around qualified immunity, excessive force, and the potential implications for self-defense cases in this episode, "Supreme Court to Redefine Self-Defense?"

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