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Have you ever wondered what your rights are if you're forced to defend yourself in Texas? Self-defense laws can be complex, and the situation can become even more confusing if someone else is accidentally injured during the incident. This is where understanding "transferred intent" becomes crucial.

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you felt the need to defend yourself, but the threat wasn't entirely clear-cut? Maybe someone was approaching you aggressively in a dark parking lot, or perhaps someone made a sudden movement towards their pocket that seemed like they might be reaching for a weapon. In Texas, where self-defense is a fundamental right, these situations can be particularly confusing.