· 12/4/1925
Duncan v. Woods
Citations
- 277 S.W. 999
- 211 Ky. 600
- 1925 Ky. LEXIS 931
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- requiring a subsequent act that converts non-fatal injury into a fatal one for the purpose of imposing criminal liability following act of self-defense
- requiring a subsequent act that converts non-fatal injury into a fatal one for the purpose of imposing criminal liability following act of self-defense
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Judges: Thomas
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