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Can a person legally use deadly force in self-defense in Delaware?

Yes, but only inside their home

Yes, anywhere if fearing for life or serious injury

Yes, a person can legally use deadly force in self-defense in Delaware anywhere if they fear for their life or serious injury. This is known as the Castle Doctrine, which states that a person has the right to use deadly force to protect themselves or others inside or outside of their home. Option A is incorrect because it limits the use of deadly force to only inside the home. Option C is incorrect because Delaware follows the "stand your ground" law, allowing a person to use deadly force in any location if they fear for their life. Option D is incorrect because Delaware does not have any specific requirements stating that the attacker must be armed in order for deadly force to be used in self-defense.

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No, must retreat in all situations

Yes, but only if the attacker is armed

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