Self-Defence - Detailed Examination of New Section 34 of the Criminal Code - Bill C-26 (S.C. 2012 c. 9) Reforms to Self-Defence and Defence of Property: Technical Guide for Practitioners
Department of Justice Canada's Internet site
billy bob and the trooper.
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per - Ontario changing used car safety standards and that's good news for buyers
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If you shoot him in the back you are in the wrong. He was leaving. The defense is that you used reasonable based on the threat you were in fear of.. So they better have been coming towards you when you shot them..
After reading the legalize I'm as confused as ever ... And I'm a reasonable person! LOL
Yes. It all goes to reasonable force and reasonable fear.
Thanks Al. That was an interesting read.Self-Defence - Detailed Examination of New Section 34 of the Criminal Code - Bill C-26 (S.C. 2012 c. 9) Reforms to Self-Defence and Defence of Property: Technical Guide for Practitioners
Department of Justice Canada's Internet sitejustice.gc.ca
Not long ago in Brampton a man defended his home and his grandmother was there. 4 thugs broke down his door an entered. They had guns. So did he. He never gave them a warning shot and killed one of them. He went to jail while the others walked. This is Canada.Unfortunately in Canada, the shop owner would go to jail for defending himself.
I would rather be judged by twelve than carried by six…..
Stuff like this just boils my blood. The exterior walls of our home is our "safe space" (leftists are all about safe spaces). You breach my family's "safe space" unannounced, unwelcome, and with intent, you will suffer consequences for your poor decision. At that point I could care less what some clown in Ottawa has determined to be "reasonable" self defence.
I hear you but you might care after 15 years of your 20 year sentence. lolStuff like this just boils my blood. The exterior walls of our home is our "safe space" (leftists are all about safe spaces). You breach my family's "safe space" unannounced, unwelcome, and with intent, you will suffer consequences for your poor decision. At that point I could care less what some clown in Ottawa has determined to be "reasonable" self defence.
Some whacky stuff has happened in Canada for sure. @kerry4 I don't think that guy has had his trial yet.
Are you thinking of this one in Milton?
Man, 22, charged with murder after fatally shooting suspect who tried to rob his house, lawyer says
A 22-year-old is facing murder charges after he shot and killed a man who was allegedly attempting to rob his family home in Milton, Ont., his lawyer says.
Happened just outside of Red Deer a couple years ago. Man comes home from camping with his family and thug was in his house. Hit the homeowner with a baseball bat and homeowner hit him back with a 12 gauge. Homeowner went to the hospital for his injuries. Thug went straight to Hell. RCMP dropped all charges against the homeowner.
Never bring a bat to a gunfight. Thugs aren't that smart.
Yes thats the one. But as I have heard from the courts if there is no body them there is no crime. He should have acted quickly. LOL.I hear you but you might care after 15 years of your 20 year sentence. lol
Some whacky stuff has happened in Canada for sure. @kerry4 I don't think that guy has had his trial yet.
Are you thinking of this one in Milton?
Man, 22, charged with murder after fatally shooting suspect who tried to rob his house, lawyer says
A 22-year-old is facing murder charges after he shot and killed a man who was allegedly attempting to rob his family home in Milton, Ont., his lawyer says.toronto.ctvnews.ca
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And the other 9 volumes are accessible right behind him when needed
Here's to those of us who could not afford a Corvette back in those days - 396 Porcupine Chevelle.
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Brings back memories. My very first vehicle was a 1969 Chevelle...purchased with the help of my all-knowing older "car-nut" brother...then it turned out to be a real oil-burner. No big deal adding oil however I didn't like the smell (lol).
