And just exactly why should anyone give great weight to the legal opinion of Brandon Oto a simple 25 year old California raised EMT living in Brookline, Massachusetts and working for the Cataldo Ambulance Service?
This is a discussion on Waffle House Shooting (Good Guy Wins) within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Main Category category; Bluesstringer.... See my response to navy ltcmdr as it also applies to you. Read the entire article on use of ...
Bluesstringer....
See my response to navy ltcmdr as it also applies to you.
Read the entire article on use of force.
Read all of my posts before making assumptions. It will explain better, who I am and where I come from.
I have no problem with use of deadly force when directly engaged. I have discussed these robbery type scenarios with several instructors. You need to know your State as they are not the same. I get to know every States law I am Licensed in, prior to entering that State.
The "bold" print was added by a responder to my comments, not by me.
People should practice being in a state of relaxed awareness similar to defensive driving. Enjoy life, but study your surroundings.....http://www.stratfor.com/weekly/pract...onal-awareness
And just exactly why should anyone give great weight to the legal opinion of Brandon Oto a simple 25 year old California raised EMT living in Brookline, Massachusetts and working for the Cataldo Ambulance Service?
Your link blows it with this statement.Just because you can escape does not mean you have to try to in many states. In many states, if you have a right to be there,( I.E. at home or in your car ) you do not have to leave it.It is the idea that, whatever the situation, you are expected to use force only as a last resort—that is, only when the circumstances preclude all other options.
NRA Life Member.
Normal is an illusion. What is normal to the spider is chaos to the fly.
I have only been on this forum for two days. I do apologize if I didn't take the time to read not only this HUGE thread but all the others that I see listed under a variety of topics. I can tell you when I am dealing with a pompous ass like this BlueSteeleFish guy.
I can admit when I'm wrong, I don't need to be lectured to like I am a new born babe in the condescending tone presented by him. If he is a mod of this site, he sucks at it.
Let me guess.. Bluefish WAS either retired police or better yet, one of those guys who thinks only HE knows how to correlate all the facts and present them to the poor people so they can understand them.
Nuff said. You need to work on your people skills as well as your range skills to be rounded.
Rights like the Castle Doctrine do not apply in a restaurant that you are patronizing. It was designed for your home.
Other laws pertinent to your location may exist, I just don't know what they are.
Everyone who carries a handgun is responsible for knowing your laws as they apply to you.
Just sayin...., ya know?
Oddly enough, I actually was decorated for valor during my military career. The citiation actually states that I deliberately placed myself in danger to save the lives of others ( the very thing you're certain I'd never do I) was big doin's around the TOC for about 30 minutes and then life went on. The citation is on a book shelf in the basement and the medal is somewhere in the same room I think, I'm fairly certain no one but my wife that even knows I have it.
What was your point?
Flip 'em the bird and die like a VIKING
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In your own state of Vermont, "Castle Doctrine" has nothing to do with it:
The Vermont Statutes Online
§ 2305. Justifiable homicide
If a person kills or wounds another under any of the circumstances enumerated below, he or she shall be guiltless:
(1) In the just and necessary defense of his or her own life or the life of his or her husband, wife, parent, child, brother, sister, master, mistress, servant, guardian or ward; or
(2) In the suppression of a person attempting to commit murder, sexual assault, aggravated sexual assault, burglary or robbery, with force or violence;
See that "OR" between (1) and (2)? In (2) do you see any requirement to be in your own home? Nope.