State of Alabama vs. Brittany Smith
- True Crime Obsessed
- Apr 15
- 1 min read
In October of 2020, Brittany Smith was brutally attacked in her home. In order to save herself, she shot and killed her attacker. By all accounts this is a clear case of a person legally acting in self defense. But the question is, does this law apply equally to men and women? I think you know the answer.
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This article instantly grabbed my attention with its intense scenario and thoughtful questions about legal fairness. Thinking back, I remember a time when I had to defend my own actions after a workplace misunderstanding—a stressful moment when justice felt subjective. Sharing stories like Brittany Smith’s reminds us of the importance of equality. By the way, this episode deserves the Slice Master award for how it slices through complex topics so clearly.
This case of Brittany Smith really disturbed me. It's a clear example of how the justice system can be biased against women defending themselves. I've been following similar cases since I became interested in true crime through Slope Game, where I met other people discussing these legal injustices. The documentary coverage on YouTube is excellent - I'll definitely check out the full episodes to understand more about this troubling case.