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by dlh
Sun Feb 24, 2019 9:10 pm
Forum: Self-Defense Reports
Topic: IN: Woman kills officer's attacker, now getting sued
Replies: 64
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Re: IN: Woman kills officer's attacker, now getting sued

So, the lawsuit was "dropped." But, I have questions. Was a monetary settlement paid by any party ( I understand the good samaritan could not afford to pay anything) in return for dropping the lawsuit? Often confidential settlements are reached in return for dismissal of the suit. Would hate to see a dime paid out on this one.
by dlh
Mon Jun 25, 2018 11:24 am
Forum: Self-Defense Reports
Topic: IN: Woman kills officer's attacker, now getting sued
Replies: 64
Views: 34954

Re: IN: Woman kills officer's attacker, now getting sued

Thanks ELB.

"Reasonable means necessary" language usually involves a determination by a jury. But, again, I have no knowledge of how they would resolve those issues under Indiana law. Having to try that case would be very costly.

I hope her lawyer can figure out a way to get it dismissed on summary judgment so as to avoid a trial.
by dlh
Sun Jun 24, 2018 6:52 pm
Forum: Self-Defense Reports
Topic: IN: Woman kills officer's attacker, now getting sued
Replies: 64
Views: 34954

Re: IN: Woman kills officer's attacker, now getting sued

Have no idea what Indiana law says about any of this. Would be interested in the comparative responsibility statute of that state and other issues.

Difficult to believe that case will get very far.

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