the sad part is the fact that we need to debate about whether it's legal or not, justifiable or not. It should be clear cut: you break in someone's house, you will die and the person who kills you is not liable for anything. You don't want to die? then don't break into people's houses.

I Believe it was Notth Carolina's State AG who put it the Most Succinctly i've ever heard. "Invade a House, Invite a Bullet" It really SHOULD be that Simple.

Just read that the modified Castle Doctrine was approved in PA.A triumph in my opinion but will we in New Jersey see the options to defend ourselves,loved-ones and property without having to flee ever come about?

 

 

Aside from the ongoing debate about the interpretation of NJ's law (always open to question), it should be pointed out (in keeping with the original topic) that the PA bill was approved in the PA house. It still needs to go to the PA Senate and be signed (which I believe Corbett has indicated he will do).

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

Aside from the ongoing debate about the interpretation of NJ's law (always open to question), it should be pointed out (in keeping with the original topic) that the PA bill was approved in the PA house. It still needs to go to the PA Senate and be signed (which I believe Corbett has indicated he will do).

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

 

 

Some of my friends that live in PA and are following this more closely than I said it should go all the way with out any problems, but we will see, it's not NJ so it's probably fact.

 

Harry

IIRC, it made it through both branches of the legislature last year. Fast Eddie (Gov at the time) refused to sign it and they either didn't have enough time or votes to override his veto. No game in town with Corbett at the helm.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob