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Skeeter Barnes

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10. I specifically quoted law enforcement stating the DA's postion that this was castle doctrine,

Reply to cprise (Reply #8)

Fri May 31, 2013, 06:01 PM

May 2013

not stand your ground. You are aware that the DA's office and the blogger who posted the story are different people, right?

BTW, firing warning shots is a horrible idea. Please stop presenting that as a smart tactic.

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This isn't a "Stand Your Ground" case. Skeeter Barnes May 2013 #4

Not necessarily required, but ... jade3000 May 2013 #5

What is "not required"? Skeeter Barnes May 2013 #6

I think she wanted to kill him cprise May 2013 #7

Tell it to the DA Skeeter Barnes May 2013 #9

Your article cites both SYG and Castle law. n/t cprise May 2013 #8

I specifically quoted law enforcement stating the DA's postion that this was castle doctrine, Skeeter Barnes May 2013 #10

Please explain how castle law is invoked cprise Jun 2013 #11

From your own link Skeeter Barnes Jun 2013 #12