Hafar1014
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Without context your question cant be answered.If you are given an order to shoot someone and we are not at war and they are not an immediate threat…is that a legal order?
The law defines use of deadly force. When serious bodily injury or death is imminent deadly force is legal for anyone in self defense.
We dont have to be at war. You really havent thought this through.
Castle doctrine. Break into my home car hotel or any place I have legal right to be in allows me use of deadly force.
No such order that you mention has been given. Prove it