“It is perfectly plausible for people to be shot in the back legitimately in defensive situation...”
Makes sense. An attacker, running towards their victim and then noticing a gun pointed at them, might dodge one way or the other at the last second in an effort to avoid a shot...even twisting around. Sort of like throwing up your hands to “block” a round that is being fired at you.
“It is perfectly plausible for people to be shot in the back legitimately in defensive situation...”
Makes sense. An attacker, running towards their victim and then noticing a gun pointed at them, might dodge one way or the other at the last second in an effort to avoid a shot...even twisting around. Sort of like throwing up your hands to “block” a round that is being fired at you.
Exactly right. It can easily take a half a second from the time the decision is made to shoot, to the the time the bullet leaves the barrel. A lot of motion can occur in half a second.