I wonder if a man who opened fire on his wife's relatives during a domestic dispute can claim self-defense if he claims he acted in response to aggression from them?
I read the news that a man threatened a saleswoman with a revolver and took cash from the cash register. The court sentenced him to 5.5 years in prison. But I don't understand whether the court correctly classified the 4 mm caliber "EKOL" revolver (Flaubert) as a non-firearm? Did this affect the sentence?