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| Comment by:
PHORTO
(11/23/2019)
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NYT, huffin' and puffin'.
SYG doesn't apply to people engaged in criminal acts.
Well, DUH. |
| Comment by:
mickey
(11/23/2019)
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I think the court of appeals got it right if his only "criminal act" was possessing the gun he defended himself with.
Quote from an Iowa news source:
The Supreme Court noted the new law says there's no duty to retreat when a person isn't engaged in illegal activity, therefore implying those engaged in illegal activity must retreat.
Baltazar was illegally carrying a gun without a license. |
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