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"Declaring that Wyoming residents have a right to defend their homes, Gov. Dave Freudenthal signed a bill Thursday that spells out in statute that citizens may use deadly force on intruders."
"Freudenthal said he supported a last-minute change to House Bill 137 that narrowed the scope of the bill to only cover intrusions inside the home."
"'I was troubled as it came out of the House because it went outside the castle,' said Freudenthal, referring to the bill's common title, the 'castle doctrine,' which is said to have originated from a concept in English common law that a man's home is his castle." ... |
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