Do I have the right to kill someone?

Do I have the right to kill someone?

Will Geddes (Close Protection Officer) gives expert video advice on: What's the difference between a close protection officer and a bodyguard?; Do I have the right to kill someone?; Am I bound by criminal law if I hurt someone? and more...

Nobody has the right to kill someone, unless they are defending their own life or the life of someone under their charge. And again, there have to be very good mitigating circumstances that are clearly evidential and within the confines of the legal jurisdiction of the environment within which you are operating. The simple answer is that you cannot willingly kill someone unless there is a very good chance that your life is at risk or at threat, and it is a situation of either life or death that forces you to undertake that kind of action.