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Defending Yourself And Your Property Makes You A Criminal

Nope. Never really has been. Did you know, if a burglar gets injured while robbing your house, he can sue?
 
Every time I see something like this I just about blow a gasket. ](*,)
 
That is perfectly normal here. Criminals seem to have more rights than the victims of their crimes. Soon Burglary insurance will turn into Burglar insurance lest he get injured while stealing from you. Burglars will be queuing up at police stations to report their victims for negligence when they cut themselves on the windows they have broken.
 
I think the shop owner was stupid. Ive had 'enuff altercations to know that, you don't engage shoplifters and fraudsters, it can end badly.
 
Nowadays it does feel like the judicial system more exists to protect the criminals than the victims.
 
Well if a crime like that takes place after September 1, 2007 here in Texas, they might get a cap in their arse:


"Castle Doctrine" Made Texas Law



AUSTIN, March 27, 2007 – Gov. Rick Perry today signed into law Senate Bill 378, extending Texans’ rights to use deadly force for means of self-defense, without retreat, in their home, vehicle or workplace. The law takes effect Sept. 1, 2007.



“The right to defend oneself from an imminent act of harm should not only be clearly defined in Texas law, but is intuitive to human nature,” said Gov. Perry. “Today, I am proud to sign the Castle Law which allows Texans to not only protect themselves from criminals, but to receive the protection of state law when circumstances dictate that they use deadly force.



“I thank Senator Jeff Wentworth, Representative Joe Driver and the Texas Legislature for their dedication to ensuring Texans’ rights to self-defense.”



In 1995, the Texas Legislature created an exception to a 1973 statute, which required a person to retreat in the face of a criminal attack. The exception allowed a person to use force without retreat when an intruder unlawfully entered their home. Senate Bill 378 extends a person’s right to stand their ground beyond the home to vehicles and workplaces, allowing the reasonable use of deadly force when an intruder is:

Committing certain violent crimes, such as murder or sexual assault, or is attempting to commit such crimes;
Unlawfully trying to enter a protected place; or
Unlawfully trying to remove a person from a protected place.
The law also provides civil immunity for a person who lawfully uses deadly force in the above circumstances. The use of deadly force is not lawful when it is used to provoke or if a crime other than a Class C misdemeanor is committed by the victim.
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http://www.i-dineout.com/pages2007/Castle.3.27.07.html
 
OK, so I will still shoot to maime. If I miss or if I hit.
I will rely on my son the lawyer to do his best, but I
will defend my home and my country.:help:
 
"He was poorly advised in my opinion. He should have plead not guilty and insisted on a jury trial. From the sound of it, no reasonable jury would have convicted him. Also, the shoplifters should have been charged with theft and assault."

^ Must admit this was my first reaction when I read the article. But going to a jury trial - in the UK at least - drags the case out for months, ensuring the victim will suffer even more.
 
Sounds like it happened in a poor region of England with gangs of thugs. The shopkeeper should have shot first and asked questions later.:mad:
 
sheep said:
Sounds like it happened in a poor region of England with gangs of thugs. The shopkeeper should have shot first and asked questions later.:mad:
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*sigh* I can promise you, everywhere in England you'll find gangs of thugs nowadays. :(

I blame Thatcher.
 
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