The forensic report noted several self-defense wounds on the victim's forearms.

She surprised her opponent with the Caro-Kann Defense in the fourth round.

During the trial, the defense attorneys attempted to invoke homosexual panic defenses to justify the defendant's actions.

The coach adjusted the man-to-man defenses at halftime to counter the opponent's three-point shooters.

The defendant invoked the gay panic defense during the trial.

Airport security increased patrols and deployed personal defense weapons to respond quickly to any close-range threat.

The platoon carried a lightweight personal defense weapon that offered the close-quarters handling of a submachine gun with the penetration of a rifle round.

The lawyer invoked the homosexual panic defense during the murder trial.

Activists argued that gay panic defenses have no place in a fair legal system.

In the fourth quarter, the coach told the team to play man-to-man defense to limit their opponents' outside shooting.