Does the castle doctrine in Pennsylvania protect me if I use force against someone trespassing on my property in Cranberry Township?
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Does the castle doctrine in Pennsylvania protect me if I use force against someone trespassing on my property in Cranberry Township?
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Pennsylvania 18 Pa.C.S. 505 castle doctrine 507 use of force property official statute trespassingGoogle ↗
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Pennsylvania 18 Pa.C.S. 505 castle doctrine 507 use of force property official statute trespassing Google ↗
- Section 507.0 - Title 18 · legis.state.pa.us
- Title 18 · palegis.us
- J-A07037-23 · pacourts.us
- Title 18 · legis.state.pa.us
- substantial change to the existing law. Id. Section 505 set forth the circumstances under which the use of force for purposes of self-defense was justified, and addressed the use of deadly force specifically in subsection (b)(2). Within this provision, the castle doctrine was codified as follows: · pacourts.us