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Hey everyone, I've been following Todd Smith's case closely, and what really gets to me is the way the self-defense argument was handled. In cases like this, how does one really determine what counts as 'imminent danger'? Especially when we’re talking about someone who is simply lost and confused, not armed or threatening in any way, just trying to find his way back home. I can't help but think about Todd's friends and family, and how devastating it must be for them to feel like his life didn’t receive the justice it deserved. Losing him is a wound that won't just heal over time; it affects everyone who knew and loved him deeply. What do you all think about how self-defense laws are applied in these situations? It feels like there needs to be more clarity to ensure real justice. Would love to hear your perspectives or if any of you have seen similar cases. Stay safe, everyone.
