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Mungin v. State

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  • 458 So. 2d 293

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  • a prison inmate may temporarily possess a weapon taken from a would-be aggressor when it is used to defend against the imminent peril of death or serious bodily injury
  • held that self-defense may be a viable defense to a charge under Section 944.47 where the inmates’s temporary possession of a weapon was for purposes of self-defense
  • defense variously referred to as self-defense, necessity, and duress

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Judges: Ervin

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