Would you acquit or convict?
A former cop was convicted of murdering his neighbor who had come to his door. The shooter claims that the neighbor banged so hard on the door that the door opened. They had been arguing for three years and the neighbor was a national guardsman who was trained to fight. A restraining order was taken out against the neighbor's wife six months previously and cops had been to the property to resolve prior disputes.
I would have voted to acquit since the neighbor knocked open the front door in a violent manner. Virginia has a castle doctrine that allows for the defense of the home. The only question for me is whether the shooter is allowed to shoot at the neighbor as he flees. I think the shooter would be justified to shoot his neighbor in the back since the threat from the neighbor would not end as long as they shared a wall.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10097417/Cop-turned-NASA-exec-guilty-murdering-National-Guardsman-neighbor-years-long-feud.html
https://www.fox5dc.com/news/springfield-man-accused-of-killing-neighbor-found-guilty-of-first-degree-murder