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. . . Section 870.05, F.S.A., the cause would have to be remanded for new trial because the trial court refused . . . and (2) if so, then whether, notwithstanding the broad grant of legal justification in § 870.05 F.S. . . . Section 870.05, F.S.A. is not applicable as a matter of law as the District Court holds. . . . Section 870.05, F.S.A. can be used to absolve a policeman of liability for a death it must be shown to . . . The trial judge concluded as a matter of law Section 870.05 did not ipso facto settle the evidentiary . . .

. . . The preliminary question presented in this case is whether the provision of § 870.05 Fla.Stat., F.S.A . . . Section 870.05 provides that if a member of such an assembly or other person present is killed or wounded . . . The further wording in § 870.05, that for such action the officers shall be held “fully justified in . . . The grant of legal justification by § 870.05 must be read in connection with the duties imposed on the . . . We have dealt at length with the scope and effect of §§ 870.04 and 870.05 because the precise questions . . .