[Roscoe]

[The Grand Jury took only moments to find that the correct charge was murder.]

Interesting. Perhaps you could provide a source which states that the jury found him guilty of first degree murder?

The Grand Jury decide the appropriate charge, Zito's conviction will come at the hands of the petit jury.

I won't need to show how Mr. Zito's life was in any danger, because that's not required for something like this, and I already explained how it was self-defense.

No, you've just repeatedly begged the question.

What does your imaginary statutory exception say? Where is the cite? The link?

Not given, naturally.

[Hajman]

No, you've just repeatedly begged the question.

What does your imaginary statutory exception say? Where is the cite? The link?

Not given, naturally.

• 1st. A man may defend himself and even commit a homicide for the prevention of any forcible and atrocious crime, which if completed would amount to a felony; and of course under the like circumstances, mayhem, wounding and battery would be excusable at common law. A man may repel force by force in defence of his person, property or habitation, against any one who manifests, intends, attempts, or endeavors, by violence or surprise, to commit a forcible felony, such as murder, rape, robbery, arson, burglary and the like. In these cases he is not required to retreat, but he may resist and even pursue his adversary, until he has secured himself from all danger. Electric Law Library: Self-Defense

There it is, the site and the link. This section includes the illegal breaking and entering that the police did. Note carefully the bolded section for this assertion.

-The Hajman-