Thats true. I believe that here its enough for someone to trespass on
your property for you to feel "threatened". Of course, this is not
taken lightly. If you shoot someone who is simply putting flyers on
your door, you are gonna have a hard time defending yourself, even if
you posted a million no tresspassing signs on your property.
If your trying to steal my Pentax gear, I have every right to use my
side arm on you. ;)
rg
Fred wrote:
OTOH, you don't have a right to commit battery on anyone, unless they are
at least physically threatening you, or commiting battery on you.
This statement might not be correct in Texas (and I won't even get into
George Bush...). (And you think that you Canadians are the only ones who
feel that they have to apologize...) (Sorry...)
Fred
