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That depends on the state in the US. Stand Your Ground and Castle doctrine make it substantially less clear.
by richardwhiuk 5y ago
That depends on the state in the US. Stand Your Ground and Castle doctrine make it substantially less clear.
- hutzlibu 5y agoLess clear, maybe, but as far as I understand the various regulations, they all refer to personal self defense. So to protect yourself from harm, you may use (deadly) force. That would not apply to protecting your vault from theft, by using physical - automated - violence against the thief.