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LA: Castle doctrine may be applied in case of Ascension home invasion shooting
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An early morning shooting at a home in Prairieville has deputies trying to figure out if it’s a case of self defense, which could mean no charges for the homeowner.
Wade Duty, lawyer and co-owner of Precision Firearms, says in this type of situation, there are two laws that apply to anyone in Louisiana.
“It’s not a hunting license, it is a legal status that you enjoy simply by lawfully occupying those three locations,” said Duty.
The three locations he’s referring to include a home anyone lawfully lives in, a business, and a vehicle.
Duty also teaches concealed carry classes in which he teaches the reasonable man standard and the castle doctrine. |
Comment by:
PHORTO
(2/14/2019)
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Louisiana needs Stand Your Ground. |
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