Justifiable Homicide Self Defense Deadly Force Laws Kentucky KY

The Kentucky Justifiable Homicide and Self Defense manual was written by a former Kentucky Assistant County Attorney,  and Federal Public Defender.  Don't survive a gun battle and die in court. Understand the law and when where why and how a deadly weapon can be used for self defense.      

 
 
 

 

Nick C. Thompson JD

800 Stone Creek Parkway Suite 6

Louisville, Kentucky

40223

(502)429-0057

 

Justifiable Homicide Self Defense Deadly Force Laws Kentucky KY

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Your right to use Deadly Force in self defense is explained step by step in our Members Area.   If you own a firearm that you intend for self defense you must know the rules on justifiable homicide and necessity.  if you fail to understand the rules you may be subject to prison or being sued.   The Members area explains. 

  1. All 12 of the Supreme Court Cases on Self Defense

  2. The most important Kentucky statutes that pertain to justifiable homicide and self defense

  3. The most common rules on Criminal and Civil Liability along with explanations

  4. The incidents and cases where persons have been injured and/or won or lost lawsuits involving  justifiable homicide and liability. 

  5. Materials from the Classes on Self Defense and Justifiable Class Section

  6. The Kentucky Manual on the use of Deadly Force in Self Defense. 

  7. The 80 minute Self Defense Audio that explains when where and how you may use a weapon is self defense as an MP3 file 

Step by Step we explain the common law right of self defense and the use of deadly force in Kentucky although this applies nationwide.   Having read the manual and audio you should clearly and easily understand that the use of deadly force is only in self defense of an innocent life and when the use of such force is proper.