Double Naught Spy Wrote:That is about the story I would expect. Remember, the defendants in such cases always have claims of innocence, be the claims true, or not. I am sure the McClosky's given all of their legal issues of the past, will have fully documented the ordeal on their security system. After all, it isn't like they haven't repeatedly had legal issues in the past, some of which involved their property.
https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/metr...dd287.html
Missouri, stand your ground law: if you have the right to be in a specific location, you have the right to defend yourself or anyone else in serious danger. ... Generally, stand your ground laws give people the legal right to defend themselves and anyone else who is in mortal danger as long as they have a legal right to be in the area.
From the hit piece, all I could discern is the McClosky's know how to use the legal system.. I would gather any good lawyer would understand such things.. Looks like they won more cases than they lost..Guilt is not based on popularity. For example, only a judge can order an eviction and it has to be done legally following state and federal law.. Entering a gated community without permission is still trespassing, and considering the general mayhem being perpetrated across the nation by violent leftist, their concern was quite understandable....https://www.foxnews.com/us/missouri-gove...key-couple