Missouri Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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Missouri's Castle Doctrine allows the use of deadly force under which circumstance?

When defending oneself on any public property
When defending oneself or others in your dwelling, residence, or vehicle
When defending property outside of your dwelling
When pursuing a fleeing suspect

The correct answer is: When defending oneself or others in your dwelling, residence, or vehicle

The Castle Doctrine is a law in Missouri that allows individuals to use deadly force in certain situations without retreating first. This is typically only allowed in situations where an individual is defending themselves or others in their dwelling, residence or vehicle. It does not apply to defending property outside of your home or when pursuing a fleeing suspect. Therefore, options A, C, and D are incorrect as they do not fall under the circumstances in which deadly force is allowed under Missouri's Castle Doctrine.