This class provides an in-depth exploration of the Colorado laws that pertain specifically to self-defense, along with a detailed examination of the legal framework surrounding the use of non-lethal self-defense tools.

Participants will learn about the fundamental principles of self-defense as defined by Colorado statutes, including the circumstances under which an individual is legally justified in using force to protect themselves or others from imminent harm. In addition to understanding the legal definitions and requirements for self-defense, the class will delve into the various types of non-lethal self-defense tools available to individuals, such as pepper spray, personal alarms, and stun guns. Each tool will be discussed in terms of its effectiveness, legal restrictions, and appropriate usage scenarios. Moreover, the course will cover important topics such as the duty to retreat, the concept of proportionality in the use of force, and the legal consequences of using self-defense in various situations.

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