For example, selfdefense is legitimate in order to repel an aggressor.
Protection from outside aggressors is central to this scheme.
Although walking away may not be an active form of defense, this passive, nonconfrontational strategy may discourage aggressors' attacks and, thus, decrease future victimization.
The presumed aggressor need not actually be threatening unlawful, imminent, and deadly harm.
More often than not, the aggressor baring teeth is female.
In contrast, premeditated aggression is situationally related and self-promoting and generally serves to aid the aggressor.
Can any one of them use deadly force to repel the aggressor's non-deadly attacks?
The police officer identified more with the aggressor than with the victim.
