Why do we as a society execute people for killing people to show that killing is wrong? (90)
nope, a man can defend his home (castle) and you don't know what they will do to the home owner, as for the heading, why should they live after taking a life, it costs to feed and house them for life, it is like early retirement for them, once convicted for sure guilty hang them........ jmho
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think what good that money could do for under privilage kids and starving people
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There is something called a "castle exception." The definition in my text book is this......An exception to the retreat rule that recognizes a person's fundamental right to be in his or her home and also recognizes the home as a final and inviolable place or retreat. Under the castle exception to the retreat rule, it is not necessary to retreat from one's home in the face of an immediate threat, even where retreat is possible, before resorting to deadly force in protection of the home.
Therefore, make sure that when you kill him, he is in the house. If his foot is sticking outside the door, pull it back in. Most of the officers that I spoke with told me that they would not charge a person for killing an intruder if the person was in their home. It's their home and they shouldn't have to leave it because of an intruder.
Therefore, make sure that when you kill him, he is in the house. If his foot is sticking outside the door, pull it back in. Most of the officers that I spoke with told me that they would not charge a person for killing an intruder if the person was in their home. It's their home and they shouldn't have to leave it because of an intruder.
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"Should it be considered a crime (or murder) when a home owner kills an intruder?"
Absolutely not. It's self-defense.
Absolutely not. It's self-defense.
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woodzchick: There is something called a "castle exception." The definition in my text book is this......An exception to the retreat rule that recognizes a person's fundamental right to be in his or her home and also recognizes the home as a final and inviolable place or retreat. Under the castle exception to the retreat rule, it is not necessary to retreat from one's home in the face of an immediate threat, even where retreat is possible, before resorting to deadly force in protection of the home.
Therefore, make sure that when you kill him, he is in the house. If his foot is sticking outside the door, pull it back in. Most of the officers that I spoke with told me that they would not charge a person for killing an intruder if the person was in their home. It's their home and they shouldn't have to leave it because of an intruder.
Therefore, make sure that when you kill him, he is in the house. If his foot is sticking outside the door, pull it back in. Most of the officers that I spoke with told me that they would not charge a person for killing an intruder if the person was in their home. It's their home and they shouldn't have to leave it because of an intruder.
Make sure you finish him off so he can't attempt to tell his side of the story.
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woodzchick: Make sure you finish him off so he can't attempt to tell his side of the story.
oh god ..more drink wasted on the keyboard!
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solsticemoon: oh god ..more drink wasted on the keyboard!
Here's a paper towel. I have plenty!
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woodzchick: There is something called a "castle exception." The definition in my text book is this......An exception to the retreat rule that recognizes a person's fundamental right to be in his or her home and also recognizes the home as a final and inviolable place or retreat. Under the castle exception to the retreat rule, it is not necessary to retreat from one's home in the face of an immediate threat, even where retreat is possible, before resorting to deadly force in protection of the home.
Therefore, make sure that when you kill him, he is in the house. If his foot is sticking outside the door, pull it back in. Most of the officers that I spoke with told me that they would not charge a person for killing an intruder if the person was in their home. It's their home and they shouldn't have to leave it because of an intruder.
Therefore, make sure that when you kill him, he is in the house. If his foot is sticking outside the door, pull it back in. Most of the officers that I spoke with told me that they would not charge a person for killing an intruder if the person was in their home. It's their home and they shouldn't have to leave it because of an intruder.
Thanks alot...I was waiting for your answer and right you are, once you step outside the home you may get a criminal charge place on you.
Nice to see you, again
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solsticemoon: oh god ..more drink wasted on the keyboard!
I'm glad I could make someone laugh today.
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rob4u777: Thanks alot...I was waiting for your answer and right you are, once you step outside the home you may get a criminal charge place on you.
Nice to see you, again
Nice to see you, again
It's good to see you too. Good thread....I think everybody can relate.
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In response to: HELLO, TO ALL OF YOU.....tonight my question are a more on a serious note.
LAW and.....Criminal questions
here's another question:
Should it be considered a crime (or murder) when a home owner kills an intruder?
LAW and.....Criminal questions
here's another question:
Should it be considered a crime (or murder) when a home owner kills an intruder?
In reply to the thread title, we don´t all execute murderers, not here in Spain, nor in the UK where I was born.
In reply to your thread opening post, quite different from the thread title by the way, it depends, but in the eyes of the law it makes no difference as far as I understand.
A person who murders a burglar who has not threatened the lives of the inhabitants of the home he or she is robbing, will quite rightly be charged with murder.
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Jan1305: In reply to the thread title, we don´t all execute murderers, not here in Spain, nor in the UK where I was born.
In reply to your thread opening post, quite different from the thread title by the way, it depends, but in the eyes of the law it makes no difference as far as I understand.
A person who murders a burglar who has not threatened the lives of the inhabitants of the home he or she is robbing, will quite rightly be charged with murder.
In reply to your thread opening post, quite different from the thread title by the way, it depends, but in the eyes of the law it makes no difference as far as I understand.
A person who murders a burglar who has not threatened the lives of the inhabitants of the home he or she is robbing, will quite rightly be charged with murder.
That's a certainly a different law in the UK and Spain...if i the buglar did not intend to hurt anyone nor rob anyone and I am shot by you...that you would be charge with murder..that's a interested law
Thanks Jan....and Hello to you.
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rob4u777: That's a certainly a different law in the UK and Spain...if i the buglar did not intend to hurt anyone nor rob anyone and I am shot by you...that you would be charge with murder..that's a interested law
Thanks Jan....and Hello to you.
our castle law was expanded, if you are in your auto and feel you are indanger of bodily injure you have the right to defend your self to the point of shooting the offender but make sure his prints are on the door, i believe this is in response to car jackings and people losing their lives to low life scum... i carry always and would use it if some one grabbed my door handle or if i thought i was in danger.. you do have a right to protect yourself and your loved ones.. jmo but what person entering your home or auto is going to announce i am not armed and don't mean you any harm.........???Thanks Jan....and Hello to you.
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Make sure the wound is fatal, so they cannot come back and sue you for disability.
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rob4u777: HELLO, TO ALL OF YOU.....tonight my question are a more on a serious note.
LAW and.....Criminal questions
here's another question:
Should it be considered a crime (or murder) when a home owner kills an intruder?
LAW and.....Criminal questions
here's another question:
Should it be considered a crime (or murder) when a home owner kills an intruder?
Well, unless the home owner killed the intruder in self defense, then it is a crime. According to the law (at least in California) you can not just shoot someone because they are on your property or in your house. They need to be in physical danger for it to be justified.
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rob4u777: HELLO, TO ALL OF YOU.....tonight my question are a more on a serious note.
LAW and.....Criminal questions
here's another question:
Should it be considered a crime (or murder) when a home owner kills an intruder?
Honestly, do you have to ask?LAW and.....Criminal questions
here's another question:
Should it be considered a crime (or murder) when a home owner kills an intruder?
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If one commits capital murder, he/she should realize that they have no right to take a life, therefore should automatically also know they risk the chance of losing their own. There's a difference between killing and execution, just like there's a difference between premeditated murder in the first degree and, for instance, manslaughter or negligent homicide. If someone willfully, deliberately takes the life of another human being they should also lose their own life.
No, it shouldn't be considered a crime when a homeowner kills an intruder.
No, it shouldn't be considered a crime when a homeowner kills an intruder.
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What a vicious lot some of you are!!!
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Vicious? Tell that to the parent of any murdered child. Tell that to, to name one of many examples, John Walsh (whom you might be familiar with from America's Most Wanted) whose son, Adam, was found decapitated in a canal in Florida.
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LAW and.....Criminal questions
here's another question:
Should it be considered a crime (or murder) when a home owner kills an intruder?