Justifiable homicide is usually brought as a defense to a murder charge. It involves a killing done “in defense of habitation, property or person.” The person killed is usually unlawfully entering the killer’s home to commit a felony or other violence on the people living there.
In Nevada, there is no duty to retreat before using deadly force, so long as you are not the original aggressor. You must also have a right to be present at the place where deadly force is used and you cannot be engaged in unlawful conduct yourself at the time of the killing.
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The fear that causes you to act in defense of your home, property, or person must be real, reasonable to other people, and not in revenge.
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