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I don't know what you mean by "brandishing", but it would take far more than that to justify use of deadly force against that person. Keep in mind that there IS a right to bear arms, both for you and the other person. You can't just shoot people because they are armed.
Assuming no other holds yes.
All documents included D-260 has been submitted and accepted. I am waiting now for Embassy Counsler interview. I have 2 wives, non of them will immigrate now or later. The first wife has been named as my spouse in the D-260 application. Is it possible that I will be considered by the Embassy... Read more »
Yes. It is very likely you will be denied. United states law forbids more than one spouse.
Now I move to Connecticut because they allow this marriage and I sent all new domicile to them in CEAC, I contact the US embassy in Sudan. They told me just wait about my case because my husband has been case refused for 6 months now. his medical exam already expired on April 8th, 2021, the US... Read more »
The law that governs decisions regarding immigration is found in the Immigration and Nationality Act. This is federal and not state law.
The prosecutor is free to contact the alleged victim in a case by any means.
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