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I'm suggesting, you are ignorant and nieve to the civil court process. A piece of paper means nothing. You can hold it up all day and night. It means nothing. If you want to stand behind it, good luck. You will lose and will look like a moron.
A law, written is subject to interpretation and, when lawyers see money, they will fight tooth and nail. You will, no matter what you think, will lose.
And yes, I have been sued, twice, for wrongful death, although my actions were perfectlly legal. Both times, within state law, etc. The details of the second lawsuit would make you and most others cringe.
Keep dreaming in your fluffy cloud and rainbow world. The real world is different. Hard and nasty.
The Castle Doctrine laws are working just fine here in Florida.
There are not a plethora of lawsuits, as you are suggesting.
Get over yourself.
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There is no "wrongful death" in this case. the dirtbag had his lesson with karma. too bad( not really). there are more lesson out there waiting to be handed out.
guess the pizza boy gets to join the prison system, shame he wasn't inside too. Goes to show the importance of the company we keep.
It does not matter. The individual entered the residence without the homeowners' consent.
[one should be able to open the door of their residence at any time of day or night without explanation or justification]
What one should be able to do has nothing whatsoever to do with reality and taking proper safety precautions. Ignore common sense rules of safety to your own peril.
Nonlethal weapons incapacitate somebody. You can't shoot if you're incapacitated.
An effective gun control policy would keep guns away from the bad guys, too.
There have been hundreds of posts going back several years on CD as to why neither of these statements is true. Given a choice, which would be more likely to immobilize an attacker; a whiff of pepper spray or a 125 grain hollowpoint? Not sure about the rest of you, but will choose the bullet every time.
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