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This is a discussion on New Minnesota gun law within the Minnesota Discussion and Firearm News forums, part of the Firearms Discussion by State category; Has anyone heard anything about a new law in minnesota that a home owner be fired upon before using deadly ...
New Minnesota gun law Has anyone heard anything about a new law in minnesota that a home owner be fired upon before using deadly force against an intruder?
No...when is that new? I live in MN also and have NEVER heard of a crazy law like that. Where did you hear of this new law? There isn't a stand your ground or castle doctrine but there isn't anything this crazy! Hmm 6 posts...hope I'm not feeding the troll, he joined in June...that's a LONG time for only 6 posts lol
I am a FREEMAN!!!
As Minnesota laws stand right now, you have a "duty to retreat" before resorting to deadly force, particularly when outside of your home. The MN legislature was considering legislation last year that would have done away with that requirement, but my understanding is that it has not yet yet been passed in the state senate and signed by the governor.
Here is a link to a site that explains the MN duty to retreat: Self-Defense in Minnesota Criminal Defenses
NEW Definition of Gun Control: The theory that 20 grade school children found dead in their classrooms, most shot multiple times while waiting for the police, is somehow morally superior to the principal explaining to police how the attacker got that fatal bullet wound.
Better to be tried by 12 than carried by 6...either way.
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Sounds suicidal to me.
Let's hear it for Gun Free Zones... Public places where the criminal has a monopoly
on self defense. - Gary Nelson 2012
Law or not, if an armed a-hole breaks into my house he's getting a bullet if he doesn't turn around and break his way back out fast. I highly doubt a person would have to wait to be fired upon first in their own home.
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