06 Jul Research the case law and statutory law behind self-defense

Research the case law and statutory law behind self-defense and the use of deadly force.  What does the case law reveal that an average citizen can use in terms of self-defense and deadly force? How is that different than a law enforcement officer? Provide a detailed analysis of the case law where the court’s have grappled with these issues. Focus primarily on the Supreme Court cases on this issue.Guidelines (please read!!!)NO Plaigirism whatsoever!!!!Please use the Blue Book or APA citation format to list your references. Information on this format can be found in the Resources or at this linkhttp://www.law.cornell.edu/citation/.Please remember to USE FOOTNOTES!!  Footnotes are sequentially numbered starting with 1.  No two have the same number even if they refer to the same source.  Please also include a reference section at the end where all sources are listed in proper Bluebook format. Your paper should be 12 pages. Here are some general guidelines. Please use 12 font and one inch margins. Please include page numbers. Please double space. Recommend using topic and sub topic headings to organize your paper.1. Write an introduction, which clearly identifies the topic of your report and the issues, which you seek to illuminate. The introduction should include the thesis or basis of your report, and a very preliminary overview of the evidence you will use to support it. Finally, the introduction should include a statement that identifies what your paper contributes to our understanding of the law of Homeland Security (in other words, why is the topic of your report important?).2. The body of your report should be dedicated to support your thesis with claims gleaned from your research (into what others have written on the topic; data that you have gathered), readings from the course text, forums, and/or case law, law review articles. Please cite your references at the end of your paper in full Bluebook format. 3. Conclude your report by recapitulating your thesis and explaining in greater detail the significance of your findings. If you would like, include in your conclusion some questions or claims about the topic and/or specific which you’ve written. If you believe more research needs to be done on your topic, be specific about what kind of research and how you think it ought to be done.