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To: WL-law; FreedomPoster
So let's get rid of the fireman ruse -- a robber (let's stipulate) is coming to an abandoned house on property you own, with the intent to steal. You set a spring gun. He is killed.

You think you're permitted to do that? That's defense of property.

You really ought to try not to spin and tangentalize a discussion. If you paid attention in law school you will remember that set traps are taboo because they do not discriminate between lawful and unlawful entry.

A business owner who stays after hours in his own business, armed for protection is not a "trap" in the sense of a spring gun. And a shop owner who winds up shooting a burglar, who refuses to submit to the shop owners attempts to arrest and threatens the shop owner, is not committing a crime.

Again, deadly force in defence of property was not prohibited prior to leftist-leaning lawyers and judges perverting our system of laws in an attempt to Socialize this country.

Hopefully you are not one of those types of attorneys.

BTW - Your skills would not be needed if prosecutors exercised appropriate judgement. Jesamy went after these two because of her anti-firearm and racial political ideologies.

143 posted on 01/28/2003 5:04:55 AM PST by Abundy
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To: Abundy; Shooter 2.5
Several of us have made those points again and again. It doesn't seem to "take".
144 posted on 01/28/2003 5:19:42 AM PST by FreedomPoster (This space intentionally blank)
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