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I wouldn't have to say anything then, since he would be past hearing.a dead man with a balaclava on the living room floor speaks for itself
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I wouldn't have to say anything then, since he would be past hearing.a dead man with a balaclava on the living room floor speaks for itself
I don't know about that.. California, and perhaps others, has a "duty to retreat"..a dead man with a balaclava on the living room floor speaks for itself and no jury would hang you..
there will only be legal problems if you call the police. If you wound/kill the intruder and drag him out into the street and leave him maybe the road kill/sanitation folks will pick him up.
Burt, I never leave my house or car unlocked. What about an intrusion in the middle of the night? I wake up to find intruders who broke into my house. I have no idea of what they intend. Steal stuff, rape my wife, kill us??? Can I use deadly force? That is my question.
Does anyone have a direct answer to this?
No doubt about it. Nobody here will disagree with you. But it only takes one whiney *** prosecutor to make the case that you leaving your door unlocked was like an open invitation. Some of these people are scumbags.
===========Only two things should come out of your mouth:
"They were going to kill me"
"I want to speak to a lawyer"
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When you get out of jail go see a shrink, pastor or priest to show your remorse and how traumatic this event has been on you.
Just say good riddance, RIP===========
Yeah sure, then they will say you are depressed and take your gun rights.
Just say dammit why didn't someone else do that to him before he got to me .................
So, from all I have read it appears to me that it is dangerous to CARRY a gun in Oregon since even in a justified self defense scenario,if you use deadly force you are likely to wind up having to defend yourself in both a criminal and civil proceeding, thereby bankrupting most of us.
Unlike Florida, for example, the Castle Doctrine does not appear to provide any immunity from suit in Oregon.
I'll take bankruptcy over mourning.
A sleeping family, broken window/door, 3am and a dead man with a balaclava on the living room floor speaks for itself and no jury would hang you unless you gave them good reason to.
No doubt about it. Nobody here will disagree with you. But it only takes one whiney *** prosecutor to make the case that you leaving your door unlocked was like an open invitation. Some of these people are scumbags.
The deal is, many people walk into unlocked houses and make a sammich and or whatnot every single day. They may even cut your throat though so maybe lock your door (golly!).Have any specific case citations for that scenario?
The deal is, many people walk into unlocked houses and make a sammich and or whatnot every single day. They may even cut your throat though so maybe lock your door (golly!).
Per se, they haven't "trespassed" until you tell them they are not welcome/to leave and or it's posted. And that is not a life or death situation, just so you know. That's a little different than a smithereened front door.. kinda speaks for itself to lock your doors.
It's up to you though to understand particulars and if you can't understand the value of a locked door, as always, you're on your own.
Just a side note, the advice above was in regards to business and office building robbery and not to home invasions. I'm not saying it is correct, but it does give some better perspective.