sepulatian
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Originally Posted by rebelprettyboy
http:///forum/post/2669822
But he knew he broke in...
Texas has one of the punishment systems. pretty interesting to learn about it so far in criminal justice classs
When did this law come into effect? It was clearly stated that he was told to stay inside and out of harms way. They heard the shells being loaded. These men died. His defense was fear for his life. How is this under the new law? What is the new law? Anyone have it? When was it put into effect?
The grand jury heard two weeks of testimony from witnesses, including Horn. They likely also heard his breathless 911 call, during which the increasingly frustrated retiree ignored a dispatcher's pleas to stay inside and out of harm's way. The Nov. 14 call ended with the sound of Horn racking a shell into his 12-gauge shotgun's chamber followed by three gunshots that killed Colombians Diego Ortiz, 30, and Hernando Riascos Torres, 38.
Each man was shot in the back. They had taken about $2,000 in the burglary.
Horn's defense hinged on his assertion that he fired out of fear for his life, making the shooting justifiable under Texas law. The law also permits the use of deadly force to protect property under some circumstances
http:///forum/post/2669822
But he knew he broke in...
Texas has one of the punishment systems. pretty interesting to learn about it so far in criminal justice classs
When did this law come into effect? It was clearly stated that he was told to stay inside and out of harms way. They heard the shells being loaded. These men died. His defense was fear for his life. How is this under the new law? What is the new law? Anyone have it? When was it put into effect?
The grand jury heard two weeks of testimony from witnesses, including Horn. They likely also heard his breathless 911 call, during which the increasingly frustrated retiree ignored a dispatcher's pleas to stay inside and out of harm's way. The Nov. 14 call ended with the sound of Horn racking a shell into his 12-gauge shotgun's chamber followed by three gunshots that killed Colombians Diego Ortiz, 30, and Hernando Riascos Torres, 38.
Each man was shot in the back. They had taken about $2,000 in the burglary.
Horn's defense hinged on his assertion that he fired out of fear for his life, making the shooting justifiable under Texas law. The law also permits the use of deadly force to protect property under some circumstances