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Critics fear law could protect aggressors (San Antonio Express-News)

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Nearly two years after revisions to the "castle doctrine" law, critics say some killers are evading prosecution because the legislation was written too broadly. Authorities also misapply the confusing law and ignore its little-known exceptions, they say.

Full post as published by Yahoo Law News on April 19, 2009 (boomark / email).

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