TX: Gov Perry Signs "Castle Doctrine" Bill in Texas
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On Tuesday, March 27, Governor Rick Perry (R) signed Senate Bill 378, NRA-supported “Castle Doctrine” legislation. Governor Perry’s signature made Texas the first state to adopt “Castle Doctrine” legislation in 2007! SB 378 will protect individuals who use force to defend themselves in their home, car and their place of business or employment, from criminal prosecution and civil lawsuits. It also states that you have no “duty to retreat” from an attack if you are in a place where you have a right to be, if you did not provoke your attacker, and if you are not engaged in criminal activity yourself.
Kudos to Gov. Perry. Unfortunately this does not take into effect untill Sept of 07.
Kudos to Gov. Perry. Unfortunately this does not take into effect untill Sept of 07.
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Originally Posted by Tiburon
On Tuesday, March 27, Governor Rick Perry (R) signed Senate Bill 378, NRA-supported “Castle Doctrine” legislation. Governor Perry’s signature made Texas the first state to adopt “Castle Doctrine” legislation in 2007! SB 378 will protect individuals who use force to defend themselves in their home, car and their place of business or employment, from criminal prosecution and civil lawsuits. It also states that you have no “duty to retreat” from an attack if you are in a place where you have a right to be, if you did not provoke your attacker, and if you are not engaged in criminal activity yourself.
Kudos to Gov. Perry. Unfortunately this does not take into effect untill Sept of 07.
Kudos to Gov. Perry. Unfortunately this does not take into effect untill Sept of 07.
Ha! I feel better knowing I can stomp someone's face without fear of assault charge this and battery that.
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Originally Posted by meatwad
Ha! I feel better knowing I can stomp someone's face without fear of assault charge this and battery that.
Originally Posted by dirt_track_racer_81
some one comes in my house to rob me and i shoot and kill them i get 30 years..that would be my luck..i wish oklahoma would adopt this
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