Deadly force can be used in self-defense if:
A. the attacker is using lawful force.
B. there is a reasonable belief that imminent death or bodily harm will otherwise result.
C. there is a situation in which the attacker has violently or nonviolently entered the defender's dwelling.
D. the defender has initiated or provoked an attack.
Answer: B
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