Exceeding the limits of justification in good faith is considered an extenuating excuse, and the judge may pardon the doer if he deems it appropriate.
Interpretation and application must be checked against the official text and current version.
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Book One: General Provisions · Part Two: Moral Element: Article (39) · Chapter Four: Causes of Justification and Exceeding its Limits / Part One: Causes of Justification: 1. Use of Right: Article (54) · 4. Right of Legitimate Defence: Article (58)
Exceeding the limits of justification in good faith is considered an extenuating excuse, and the judge may pardon the doer if he deems it appropriate.
Interpretation and application must be checked against the official text and current version.