by Jen-Jen on October 18th, 2008

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Should it be considered a crime (i.e., murder) when a home owner kills an intruder?

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by Hoppers on October 20th, 2011
I dont think it should be considdered a crime unless it was pre meditated (ie you saw them coming)
I hate the ieda that it is neccessary but if every potential burglar thought that every homeowner would shoot to kill, well they just might decide its not the profession for them.
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