Gents, I have read PC Chapt 9 pretty carefully... I can't find a single place it tells you WHERE you can or can not shoot someone if you are justified in using deadly force...
If I have missed this somehow, would someone be kind enough to show it to me?
Thanks
Chuck
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- Sat Jul 05, 2008 3:55 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: J Horn is acquitted of wrongdoing.
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- Tue Jul 01, 2008 7:04 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: J Horn is acquitted of wrongdoing.
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Re: J Horn is acquitted of wrongdoing.
I have to admit I'm confused here...
Texas PC 9.42 and 9.43 are pretty clear... please educate me... WHY would a grand jury have indited Mr. Horn? What would be the basis?
Thanks
Chuck
Texas PC 9.42 and 9.43 are pretty clear... please educate me... WHY would a grand jury have indited Mr. Horn? What would be the basis?
Thanks
Chuck
SCone wrote:The 911 tapes are going to be the issue here.
0:20 - Do you want me to stop them?
3:09 - I'm going to shoot, I'm going to shoot
6:07 - I'm gonna kill 'em
6:50 - Move, you're dead
6:52 - 1st shot
6:53 - 2nd shot
7:01 - 3rd shot
The timeline shows Mr Horn making his decision to shoot long before he goes outside. And he makes the statement, "If I go outside... I'm gonna shoot, I'm gonna shoot" a full three minutes before he goes outside.
I feel for Mr Horn, but I don't understand why the GJ didn't indict him.
“A mistake from a legal standpoint, no. A mistake in terms of his life, yes. It has affected him terribly. And if he had it to do all over again, he would stay inside,� Lambright said. < Mr Horn's attorney