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English Common Law
Introduction
The English Common Law requires as it states that the defendant “retreat to the Wall” and exhaust all the options. The law determines the exception of self-defense before attacking. On the Other Hand, the American "Stand your Ground" Rule motivates the self-defense skills to enhance all possibilities as a defendant.
Discussion
Identification
These Criminal Law ideologies transcend in Uni-Cultural Incidents. This Discussion goes back to early 1500s when the person with the most power, e.g. King; Had the authority to take a life of someone and In case of an incident the defendant was supposed to retreat to the Walls known as “Duty to Retreat” as the King was the only one to provide safety and protection. However, The American Law opposes English law. As the situation of America's Diverse population and too much gun violence, the government Grants the "Stand Your Ground" Rule for the defendant, allowing the victim with the action of self-defense under the stated situations (Munasib, Kostandini, & Jordan, 2018). This Affects the English Common Law and Population as it does not grant the defendant a fighting chance. English Common Law can also be considered as an act of support towards Monarchy as allowing the only Person to take a stand and protect the ones under him. American Criminal Law supports Democracy, which gives the right to the defendant to Protect themselves against the situation.
Conclusion
We Could Agree on that the defendant is given a chance of self-defense in a Multi and Diverse Culture and English Common Law Demands Strict actions if the Defendant is asked to Retreat to the Walls (Nicholson, 2018). The scope of the right to self-Defense in English Common Law can be considered now as the Era of Modern and Diverse population increases, causing Gun Violence to Transcend thoroughly.
References
Munasib, A., Kostandini, G., & Jordan, J. L. (2018). Impact of the Stand Your Ground law on gun deaths: evidence of a rural urban dichotomy. European Journal of Law and Economics, 45(3), 527-554.
Nicholson, G. (2018). Remedying the retreat in the protection of citizens international human rights. International Journal of Peace and Development Studies, 9(3), 31-35.
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