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Old 25-03-2004, 09:52   #21
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Re: Should there be a right of unlimited defence of your property?

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The law can at times be an ass. However if you are going to have law then the objective has to be to have it be applied equally to all, otherwise it is no longer law.
I have to respectfully disagree, it would be possible to bring in legislation to give more power to homeowners and therefore deter would be criminals.
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