Unlimited right of self defense, what is the right of unlimited self defense?

The meaning is as follows:The so-called unlimited right of defense.

It refers to the defensive acts taken by the public envy and fierce people under certain specific circumstances, and there is no need to limit the requirements of the brothers, and they are not criminally responsible for any consequences of their defensive acts.

rights. Since the right of unlimited defence is a special right of defence granted to citizens by law under certain circumstances, it must be strictly grasped to prevent abuse.

Introduction:

Self-defense, as a ground for deterring the law, means that when a person is attacked by another person and has no opportunity to resort to law to resist the attack, and takes reasonable force against the aggressor to defend himself from bodily harm, the blow to the perpetrator in this case is lawful and does not constitute any crime.

In China, there is no unlimited right of self-defense, the Kunshan anti-homicide case is a special case, you see that there will be similar incidents in the future, when your life is seriously threatened, as long as you have the ability to kill the other party, it is not guilty, for example, when I have a knife to take your life, you grab the knife with your bare hands and beat the other party to death, it does not constitute a crime, this is called unlimited self-defense!

The right of unlimited self-defense, also known as undue defense, preventive justifiable defense, special defense, special defense, etc., all belong to the right of self-defense. Therefore, the right of unlimited defence refers to the legitimate act of defence exercised by citizens under certain circumstances.

The unlimited right of unlimited defense is relative to the necessary limit in legitimate defense, it is a special case of legitimate defense, there is nothing, and the limit refers to the necessary limit. In legitimate defense, when the perpetrator of a defensive act commits a defensive act, he cannot exceed the necessary limit, and the so-called limit is based on the ability to stop the criminal act that is currently occurring. If the necessary limit is exceeded, the corresponding responsibility will be borne, but it may be dealt with lightly.

However, in practice, some ongoing criminal acts, such as robbery and homicide, are very likely to endanger their own personal safety, that is, their right to life may be violated. Therefore, for such special circumstances, the defender can only stop the illegal act if it causes ** to the offender. Therefore, the law stipulates that there is no need for criminal liability in such cases.

The so-called unlimited right of defense refers to the legitimate defensive acts carried out by citizens under certain circumstances, and there is no need to limit the requirements, and no criminal responsibility is borne for any consequences of their defensive acts.