[P95Carry]

Not only castle but total shall issue right to carry!

Maryland Cases Show Need For Castle Doctrine
Baltimore Sun
Karen L. Foxx had sought court orders to keep her estranged husband away, had filed criminal assault charges against him and changed her phone number. She also bought a gun to protect herself, and, her lawyer says, Foxx did just that when she fatally shot her husband. Now she awaits word on whether she will be charged with a crime-one of two recent cases in which the legal right to self-defense is under examination.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/local/baltimore_county/bal-md.co.defense08apr08,0,5055836.story?coll=bal-local-headlines

 

[CopperKnight]

It angers me every time I read about someone who used self defense waiting to see if they get charged.

Just a little more proof that police can't help you until after something has happened. It's up to you not to be a victim. The "convicts" in prison are there because they committed a crime. They weren't stopped from doing it, which means someone or multiple someones were victims of these crimes. Here's someone who wasn't the victim of this guy's crime and now she awaits to hear if she needs to go to trail for not being a victim. :frown:

 

[rstickle]

Well as usual all the bills that would give Marylanders any possibility of any measure of self defense died in committee....... AGAIN!

This state sinks (polite word there) and that is why I'm out of here as soon as I retire!

The only thing I can think of good to say about Maryland is it's not New Jersey.