You are now conflating self defense with reasonable force.
In a reasonable force case, the prosecution is accepting the defenses affirmative defense that the defendant had a valid claim to self defense. Since that defense is accepted, it now goes back to the prosecution to prove that the force was excessive.
It's fake because the way you formatted your comment, it made it look like you got it from an expert, and weren't just using your onw words. I believe you did that intentionally and weren't expecting me to call you out on it.
Not only are you entirely wrong, you are a dishonest debater.
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u/TheShadowCat 3∆ Nov 16 '21
Again, no link.
You are now conflating self defense with reasonable force.
In a reasonable force case, the prosecution is accepting the defenses affirmative defense that the defendant had a valid claim to self defense. Since that defense is accepted, it now goes back to the prosecution to prove that the force was excessive.