How is an investigation initiated by a trump appointed, life long republican, carried out by a republican appointed life long republican in any way comparable to claiming Paul Pelosi was in a spat with his gay lover, or posting pictures of underwear and hammers or making jokes about it on the campaign trail?
California DOES have a Castle Doctrine that Paul Pelosi could have used.
The most recent incident happened Tuesday in Fairfield. Two separate other home invasion shootings happened in Modesto last week.
On the books since 1872, California’s “Castle Doctrine” gives those people the right to act in self-defense because somebody came into their home/onto their property without permission and they felt their lives were in danger.
“Our home is our castle,” said Sacramento-area criminal defense attorney, Jennifer Mouzis, who handles cases where the Castle Doctrine comes into play. “It is our most sacred place. It is where we feel at home. It is where we have our children and our parents, and we can shut out the rest of the world.”
If you feel your safety or that of your family are in jeopardy, the law indicates you do not have to retreat. You can defend them.
“You have a right to use as much force as you need to use to make yourself feel safe against that person,” Mouzis explained.
Far more effective than getting a skull fracture for political gain.