Missouri Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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Which one of the following is NOT considered a valid use of deadly force under Missouri law?

Defending oneself against imminent deadly force
Preventing a felony
Protecting property
Retaliating after an attack

The correct answer is: Retaliating after an attack

In Missouri, using deadly force is considered a serious action that should be justified under the law. While defending oneself against imminent deadly force and preventing a felony are valid reasons to use deadly force, protecting property is not considered a valid use of deadly force according to Missouri law. It is important to remember that deadly force should only be used as a last resort to protect oneself or others from serious harm or death, and using it to retaliate after an attack is not permissible under the law.