To: Nayt2
This is Texas, one of he few states where property rights include your land and other property, not just inside your home. I doubt any criminal charges will be filed against the home owner. Check out the "after dark" provisions for use of deadly force.
25 posted on
01/05/2004 5:12:58 AM PST by
CPOSharky
(Liberal method - Repeat lie until someone else quotes it, then use that quote as proof.)
To: CPOSharky; Flyer; Eaker; humblegunner
See...Scrolling down knowing someone would post this point of law paid off...
Good job Chief!
I haven't finished looking at all the replies yet...May not ever get through this...
As much as some here may know my real feelings on this incident...I have to say that it IS a real unfortunate incident, and that it would be for anyone else here faced with the same situation...
Albiet, it very well could have ended up the same way if it had happened at my house...Eaker's...Humble's...etc. etc.
I always think its prudent to be prepared for anything...But still be secure in ones home...
But be prepared to make it extremely "unfair" for someone who wishes harm on you and your friends and family...
Later,
Steve
75 posted on
01/06/2004 7:49:44 PM PST by
stevie_d_64
(Houston Area Texans)
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