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If they are valid, and he shots and kills an intruder, would that be trespassing and he fearing for his life be a valid legal defense?
by hyperliner 9y ago
If they are valid, and he shots and kills an intruder, would that be trespassing and he fearing for his life be a valid legal defense?
- wavefunction 9y agoIt's public access, Khosla doesn't get to decide if it's trespassing. That would be a complaint lodged by the local authorities against someone if they were accessing the land in prohibited hours. So it would be murder. Who knows, maybe Khosla wants to hunt humans for the sport of it but probably he just wants to keep paying miniscule fines hoping to wear the public down. I'd lodge the fines in the form of the land he owns abutting the easement.
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- sbov 9y agoWrong state.
- s73ver 9y agoThe state of California has the common sense to not allow you to execute someone just because you believe they may be trespassing.