State v. Guebara

How courts have described this case

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• mere words or gestures are not enough, and if assault or battery is involved, the defendant must have a reasonable belief that he or she is in danger of suffering great bodily harm or at the risk of death
• mere words or gestures are not enough, and if assault or battery is involved, the defendant must have a reasonable belief that he or she is in danger of suffering great bodily harm or at the risk of death
• stating rule using phrase \however insulting\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).