PER CURIAM.
Juvenile defendant appeals his conviction for domestic fourth degree assault. He argues that the juvenile court erred by concluding that (1) a self-defense claim was not available to him because his father had used reasonable force to discipline him, or in the alternative, (2) the State had disproved self-defense. We conclude that the appellant was entitled to raise the claim of self-defense, and that furthermore, the record does not show that the State...
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