It's about HIGH DAMN TIME.
Cops get put in their proper place.
THEY ARE the
EMPLOYEES
of We the People.
Bravo to Indiana! Law Enforcement Officers CAN BE SHOT!!!!
Chris - The Rowdy One! #187
2012/06/12 10:45:21
Law enforcement officers need to follow the laws of nature - it is about time. People do have a right to protect their private property; even from government thugs.
EFF YEAH!
If ANYONE comes into my house without an invite, they are going to be dropped. I do not care who they are.
Hats off to Governor Daniels and everyone else involved in making things Constitutionally right for a change.
NOTE: I do not block. You are free to come here and spew venom or whatever else makes you happy.
EFF YEAH!
If ANYONE comes into my house without an invite, they are going to be dropped. I do not care who they are.
Hats off to Governor Daniels and everyone else involved in making things Constitutionally right for a change.
NOTE: I do not block. You are free to come here and spew venom or whatever else makes you happy.
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Thor American EXPAT n New G... 2012/06/12 11:07:22






















You are right, cops are from the human race and need to be treated as such.
http://teapartyeconomist.com/...
Some criminals wear a gun and a badge.
Why are you shocked that I am pro-liberty?
My thoughts exactly
http://www.in.gov/legislative...
Nice job of spelling it out so that any mook should be able to read and comprehend the law. I understand that LEOs took concern, but this law won't create an "open season" on them. It's correcting a mistake from the Indiana courts. Nice job.
As in so many other things, the case law will determine what circumstances are "exigent" enough to justify barging in. I can foresee a few complications of domestic-violence cases, for example. (In fact, that's where this law came from: a judge decided that State law allowed a citizen no recourse against a barging-in officer. This new law gives them that recourse, and standing.)
By the way: the link works now, though it is slow to load. The article has a link to the new law. Judge for yourself.