I am trying to find a link to the NC deadly force laws. I used to have one but lost it
I also heard that NC has a law stating that you can't be sued if the shoot is deemed legal? I am trying to find that law also. Any help would be apreciated.
Handgunlaw.usI am trying to find a link to the NC deadly force laws. I used to have one but lost itI also heard that NC has a law stating that you can't be sued if the shoot is deemed legal? I am trying to find that law also. Any help would be apreciated.
I am trying to find a link to the NC deadly force laws. I used to have one but lost itI also heard that NC has a law stating that you can't be sued if the shoot is deemed legal? I am trying to find that law also. Any help would be apreciated.
That is what I thought and why I wanted to check. I was reading a wral blog and didn't think it was right. Thanks for the help all.No in North Carolina we do not have a castle doctrine
so even if the shoot were deemed legal the perps family can still sue you in civil court...............
That was in the first video in your concealed weapons class and I believe it was on the test also.
Bigg daddy is 90% correct, although there is no castle doctrine there are laws to protect you in your house depending on the circumstances... and yes that should of talked about that during your CWP class... OK he was 95% correctNo in North Carolina we do not have a castle doctrine
so even if the shoot were deemed legal the perps family can still sue you in civil court...............
That was in the first video in your concealed weapons class and I believe it was on the test also.
There is charging language for it, and as you listed above those are the elements of the offense. However, it is common law, you can't just go to the statute book at the library or the NC General Assembly website and look it up. You need a much more detailed set of law books, the Farb books that list elements of offenses (including those under common law), better googlefu than a lot of folks who misunderstand the law seem to have, or some other kind of "in".actually there is language for "Going armed to the terror of the people"
Common law offense 272 N.C. 535;32 N.C. App 495
A person is guilty of this offense
(1) arms himself or herself with unusual and dangerous weapons
(2) for the purpose of terrifying others and
(3) goes about on public highways (includes sidewalks)
(4) in a manner to cause terror to others.
Under element (2) the criminal pleading must allege that the defendant's purpose is to terrorize (32 N.C. App 495)
But yes, this does remain untested.
Is there anyone thinking about running against her? That's close enough to me for me to get involved.We need to get onto the legislature when they get into the short session. The Castle Doctrine bill is languishing in Deborah Ross's Committee. It includes the immunity from civil suit. It needs to be pushed through, she is single handedly holding this up. Short blurb from NRA.