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self-defense, if that can be proven
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someone is trying to harm you or your family
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I would say it is understandable if you are defending yourself from someone, and kill that person accidentally. Everyone would defend themself if they know they are in danger. Too bad the law won't ever understand that :( ++
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When the law is unjust. The law allowed slavery before the Civil War. It allowed genocide in Nazi Germany. It permits the infanticide of unborn children today.
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When falling from an airplane
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When rushing someone to the hospital, Sorry I am not going 10 mph when my hubby, or father or whom ever is bleeding to death. Nope not happening.
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I think it's understandable to break the law ANY time it's necessary or unavoidable, as long as it can not cause physical harm to someone or something. (Sometimes even when something or someone is at risk.)
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If you ask understandable, I would say in vary many cases. . If you ask justifiable, that would eb a very different issue!
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when ur life is in danger?
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I the cases where the ends can be shown to justify the means, such as : a building is on fire and a child is trapped inside - in this case, 'break and enter' in order to save a life, would be understandable.
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Going through a stop sign when you can see both ways. I think I probably did it today already.
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probably on no occasions
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Depends on which law you're talking about. And whether or not something is "understandable" is very subjective. You might want to be careful with that part because the presiding judge might not be as subjective.
pearllederman 
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