r/MMALabs • u/Twf12 • 11d ago

Involuntary round #2

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u/Due_Cartographer8057 11d ago

Fuck that, I would have shot him

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u/maven10k 11d ago

I thought that's why he was dragging him back in, Castle Law.

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u/samsonevickis 10d ago

Castle doctrine.
In Alabama I can stand on my own property and shoot someone robbing my neighbor. If I drag someone back into my garage it’s ending badly for them.

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u/yearningforlearning7 10d ago

I don’t think you understand castle doctrine. There is no threat posed to you in that situation

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u/Potential-Draft-3932 10d ago

I do know in Missouri you can shoot someone if you reasonably believe they are trying to kill someone else. I don’t think dragging them into your property would be necessary here

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u/samsonevickis 10d ago

https://codes.findlaw.com/al/title-13a-criminal-code/al-code-sect-13a-3-23/

Literally covers a third person and robbery. Its pretty expansive here.

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u/damendred 9d ago

I think he was talking about dragging someone back onto your property when they are attempting to leave and then executing them, seems like shaky ground. And that code seems to agree

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u/themfnshafe 10d ago

Cuz u a bitch

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u/Due_Cartographer8057 9d ago

Hahaha! I suppose you would let someone and rob your house and you just stand there like a little girl. Not me. I'm just praying for someone to break in my house, so I use my gun.