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They have to breach the "castle" with apparent violent intent for castle doctrine to apply, it's not the courtyard doctrine.
by willcipriano 5y ago
They have to breach the "castle" with apparent violent intent for castle doctrine to apply, it's not the courtyard doctrine.
- detaro 5y agoYou have to "had reason to believe" that they were "attempting to enter unlawfully and with force", that's not quite the same as them actually having done so.