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You think it would get to a jury?I'll take my chances with a jury should the need arise. You can check the schedule for hearings on this, or any other Bill, the hearings are open to the public and you can sign up to speak on the matter.
In Cherokee county?? Probably not, in Fulton with Al Sharpton et al pimping for the cause, I bet it would, then again that jury might not ... never mind.You think it would get to a jury?
You know that's not what I'm talking about.In Cherokee county?? Probably not, in Fulton with Al Sharpton et al pimping for the cause, I bet it would, then again that jury might not ... never mind.
You know that's not what I'm talking about.
6 BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF GEORGIA:
7 SECTION 1.
8 Title 16 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, relating to crimes and offenses, is
9 amended by repealing in its entirety Code Section 16-3-23.1, relating to no duty to retreat
10 prior to the use of force in self-defense.
11 SECTION 2.
12 Said title is further amended by revising Code Section 16-3-24.2, relating to immunity from
13 prosecution, as follows:
14 "16-3-24.2.
15 A person who uses threats or force in accordance with Code Section 16-3-21, 16-3-23,
16 16-3-23.1, or 16-3-24 shall be immune from criminal prosecution therefor unless in the use
17 of deadly force, such person utilizes a weapon the carrying or possession of which is
18 unlawful by such person under Part 2 or 3 of Article 4 of Chapter 11 of this title."
19 SECTION 3.
20 Said title is further amended by repealing in its entirety Code Section 16-11-138, relating to
21 defense of self or others as absolute defense.
Malum Prohibitum;2636256 said:Odd. They know that this is a pre-existing legal rule, right? In other words, you repeal the statute and the "no duty to retreat" rule is still there, just like it was before the statute. Georgia has never had another rule - no duty to retreat in Georgia, ever.
The entire Supplemental Homicide dataset for the years 2000-2011 clearly shows, like most laws liberalizing the civil right of self-defense, how blacks benefit from Stand Your Ground at least as much as whites.
Hey guys. Got this email from NRA ILA. The GA State Senate is introducing legislation that would repeal GA's Stand Your Ground law, meaning, if faced with a life threatening attack, you will now have a duty to retreat instead of defending yourself.
Here's the link:
https://www.nraila.org/articles/201...h-anti-gun-lawmakers-trying-to-get-a-foothold
"On Monday, January 12, the 2015 legislative session began. While the 2014 legislative session in Georgia saw historic gains for law-abiding gun owners with the passage of House Bill 60, the 2015 legislative session has unfortunately begun with a direct assault on your Second Amendment rights by state Senator Vincent Fort (D-39).
Senate Bill 49, introduced by Senator Fort (D-39), would undermine current Georgia law when it comes to protecting your own life or the lives of your family by repealing the statute relating to no duty to retreat prior to the use of force in self-defense. SB 49 weakens your ability for self-defense by taking away your right to stand your ground when facing an attack. Your NRA strongly opposes SB 49 because of these unnecessary changes to current Georgia self-defense laws."
Here's the Senator introducing the bill: http://www.senate.ga.gov/senators/en-US/Member.aspx?Member=12&Session=24
Write him. Write everyone. Stand up for your right to bear arms and your right to life!