Judicial Follies: Outrageous fortune ...Middle East

In 1987, Kelsey Dru Gleghorn was convicted of two crimes — simple assault, and battery with infliction of serious bodily injury. Mr. Gleghorn appealed. The court of appeal’s opinion discussing his case started out in a way that suggested that the facts of his case were not your ordinary assault or assault and battery case: “May a person who enters the habitat of another at 3 o’clock in the morning for the announced purpose of killing him, and who commences to beat the startled sleeper’s bed with a stick and set fires under him, be entitled to use deadly force in self-defense after the intended victim shoots him in the back with an arrow?” The judge who wrote the opinion for the court of appe

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