State v. Wigington

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• finding the defendant's conduct could be reasonably calculated to bring about the difficulty because he injected himself into a verbal argument between other people, removed himself from the presence of the controversy, and returned with a loaded gun
• \[O]ne who provokes or initiates an assault cannot escape criminal liability by invoking self[-]defense.\ (first alteration in original
• \[O]ne who provokes or initiates an assault cannot escape criminal liability by invoking self[-]defense . . . .\ (first alteration in original) (quoting State v. Bryant, 336 S.C. 340, 345, 520 S.E.2d 319, 322 (1999))

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