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Originally posted by: BrunoPuntzJones
Originally posted by: worthless085
Well if you read the penal code 9.42 it says you can use leathal force if its night and you suspect your life is in danger, theft, or criminal mischief.
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This is the correct answer.

While legal, doesn't mean you won't need hundreds of thousands defending a civil suit.
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Which is why I absolutely LOVE Floridas "Make my day" law which says that you can't be tried criminally or civily if you are defending yourself (and/or property?) from a potential attacker. If, in the process of defending yourself, the attacker (alleged...lol, he/she is dead so it's your word vs theirs) dies then such is.
 
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