The OK case

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(04-03-2017, 10:32 AM)oncemoreuntothejimbreech Wrote: Pretty stupid. Castle doctrine should apply inside one's home, stand your ground outside of one's property. Although I don't know if OK is a Castle Doctrine state and I'm not looking it up.

(04-03-2017, 10:33 AM)michaelsean Wrote: Oh yeah that's not even the right scenario.  So it's a really really stupid headline.  

Yea, maybe it's just because the state has a Stand Your Ground law, but I've seen a few stories of homeowners shooting intruders that haven't had this kind of coverage.

It's not like they were outside, backs turned fleeing or that case involving the sheriff who shot the guy texting in the movie theater. 

The only home intruder story I remember having real controversy was that guy who made it look like he wasn't home, hoping his neighbor would try to break in. Guy waited hours with food and drink. Had plastic set up already for the body. When they walked down into the basement, he was positioned to shoot them right when they came down the stairs. He then taunted them as they laid there wounded and shot them point blank in the face. The second teen, he stood over her and shot her 6 times in the chest, dragged her further into his basement, and then shot her in the face. 

That was presented as a question between Castle Doctrine and premeditated murder.