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Texas Castle Doctrine Explained
Jeremy Bentham Digs into the Nuts and Bolts of Defending Your Home
© 2017 James LaFond
MAY/27/17
Superb explanations on Castle Doctrine and Stand your Ground law as is practiced in Texas. The spokes-lawyers are easy on the eyes too.
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Jeremy Bentham     May 30, 2017

My bad. Here's the actual link to the video explaining the rules pertaining to the use of deadly force to prevent the loss of property under Texas law. Funny explanation. Enjoy!

youtube.com/watch?v=CVOOcx9637c

Keep in mind tough that this applies only in the Great State of Texas.
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