anyone. he doesn t need to protect himself. he s pointing a gun because he thinks he needs to protect property. he wants to put out a fire but the first thing he does is drop the fire extinguisher on the ground. his ar-15 isn t going to put out a fire. why is he really there? with and we all agree you can t use or threaten deadly force to protect someone else s property. you are here to decide whether or not his actions are legally justified, not to buy pathetic excuses that might be given to you. as a teacher when a student says to you, the dog ate my homework. that s an excuse. it doesn t get you out of the homework assignment. if you panic in a situation, that is not reasonable. that is an excuse. it is not a legal justification. if you re 17, if you don t have training or experience, if you put yourself in a situation where you re in over your head, if you re scared, those are excuses. those are not legal justifications to kill. they do not erase your personal responsibil
thinks he needs to protect property. he says he wants to put out a fire, but the first thing he does is drop the fire extinguisher on the ground. his ar-15 isn t going to put out a fire. so why is he really there? and we all agree you can t use or threaten deadly force to protect someone else s property. you are here to decide whether or not his actions are legally justified, not to buy pathetic excuses that might be given to you. as a teacher, when a student says to you, the dog ate my home work, that s an excuse. it doesn t get you out of the home work assignment. if you panic in a situation that is not reasonable, that is an excuse. it is not a legal justification. if you re 17, if you don t have training or experience, if you put yourself in a situation where you re in over your head, if you re scared, those are excuses. those are not legal justifications to kill. they do not erase your personal responsibility for your own actions. the court has read to you the instructio
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On February 15, FERC issued a supplemental notice regarding the financial assurances technical conference to be held virtually on Tuesday, April 26, 2022. The supplement provided an agenda outlining the topics each panel will be discussing.
On February 15, FERC issued a supplemental notice regarding the financial assurances technical conference to be held virtually on Tuesday, April 26, 2022. The supplement provided an agenda outlining the topics each panel will be discussing.