Answer correct
Deadly Force - answerforce that is intended or known by actor to cause, or in the
manner of its use or intended use is capable of causing, death or serious bodily injury.
Justification as a defense - answerIt is a defense to prosecution that conduct is justified
under this chapter.
Confinement - answer(blank) is justified when force is justified, if actor takes reasonable
measures to terminate confinement as soon as he safely can unless person has been
arrested for offense
Threat of force - answer(blank) is justified when use of force is justified
deadly force - answerthreat to cause death or SBI by the production of weapon or
otherwise, as long as actors purpose is limited to creating an apprehension that he will
use deadly force if necessary does not constitute (blank)
Reckless injury of Innocent 3rd Person - answereven if actor is justified in threatening or
using force/deadly force, if in doing so recklessly injures or kills innocent third person,
justification afforded by this chapter is unavailable
Civil Remedies Unaffected - answerThe fact that conduct is justified under this chapter
does not abolish or impair any remedy for the conduct that is available in a civil suit.
(can still be sued civilly for use of force/deadly force)
When and to the degree actor reasonably believes force is immediately necessary to
make or assist in making arrest or search or prevent or assist in preventing escape -
answerpeace officer(or person acting in peace officers presence and at his direction) is
justified in using force against another.....
1.the actor reasonably believes the arrest or search is lawful or if arrest/search is made
under a warrant, believes warrant is valid
2.before using force actor manifests his purpose to arrest or search and identifies self
as peace officer unless he reasonable believes his identity/purpose is already known or
cannot be made known - answerA p.o. or person acting at p.o.'s direction is justified in
using force if...
person other than a peace officer (or one acting at his direction) is justified in using
force against another..... - answerjustified in using force against another when/to the
degree actor reasonably believes force is immediately necessary to make/assist in
, making a lawful arrest, or to prevent/assist in preventing escape after lawful arrest if,
before using force, the actor manifests his purpose to and reason for the arrest or
reasonably believes his purpose and the reason are already known or cannot
reasonably be made known to person to be arrested.
peace officer justified in using deadly force against another - answernecessary to make
arrest or prevent escape after arrest;
1. actor reasonably believes conduct for which arrest is authorized included use or
attempted use of deadly force; or
2. actor reasonably believes there is a risk person to be arrested will cause death or SBI
to actor or another if arrest is delayed
person other than peace officer acting in po's presence and at his direction is justified in
using deadly force - answerperson reasonably believes deadly force is immediately
necessary to make lawful arrest, or to prevent escape after a lawful arrest
1. actor reasonably believes the felony or offense against public peace for which arrest
is authorized included use or attempted use of deadly force; or
2. actor reasonably believes there is substantial risk that person to be arrested will
cause death or serious bodily injury to another if the arrest is delayed.
Ceballos v. Bridgewater - answer5th circuit ruled officer cannot use deadly force without
immediate threat to self or others
milstead v. kibler - answer4th circuit ruled police officers performing discretionary
function enjoy an immunity that shields them from liability for civil damages unless (1)
the officers' conduct violates federal statutory or constitutional right, and (2) right was
clearly established at the time of the conduct, such that (3) an objectively reasonable
officer would have understood that the conduct violated that right
use of force against another justified under self-defense - answeractor reasonably
believes the force is immediately necessary to protect the actor against the other's use
or attempted use of unlawful force
statute, war - answerunder Public Duty, deadly force is not justified unless the actor
reasonably believes the deadly force is specifically required by (blank) or unless it
occurs in the lawful conduct of (blank)
law, competent court, legal process - answerunder Public Duty, conduct is justified if the
actor reasonably believes the conduct is required or authorized by (blank), by the
judgement or order of a (blank), or other governmental tribunal, or in the execution of
(blank)
even if court/tribunal lack jurisdiction or process in unlawful - answerunder Public Duty,
justification is afforded if the actor reasonably believes the court or governmental
tribunal has jurisdiction or the process is lawful....