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A defendant who is the initial aggressor in a fight withdraws and clearly communicates the withdrawal, but the other party pursues and attacks. May the original aggressor now claim self-defense?

No, an initial aggressor can never claim self-defense Yes, because the aggressor regained the right to self-defense by effectively withdrawing and communicating it No, unless a police officer is present Yes, but only against non-deadly force in all cases

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Yes, because the aggressor regained the right to self-defense by effectively withdrawing and communicating it

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