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Ibjadmin at 13:47, 12 November 2010

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	A person may be justified in using force to defend his or her property from unlawful interference without facing criminal liability. Please see [[Self-Defense]] for a further discussion on the Defense of Property defense.		A person may be justified in using force to defend his or her property from unlawful interference without facing criminal liability. Please see [[Self-Defense]] for a further discussion on the Defense of Property defense.
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Eric.n.feldman at 08:43, 28 October 2010

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	A person property ~~in one's possession (other than one's home)~~ from unlawful interference. Please see [[Self-Defense]] for a further discussion on the Defense of Property defense.		A person may be justified in using force to defend his or her property from unlawful interference without facing criminal liability. Please see [[Self-Defense]] for a further discussion on the Defense of Property defense.

	See [[Defenses]]		See [[Defenses]]

Eric.n.feldman at 05:55, 28 October 2010

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	~~Only nondeadly force may be used to defend~~ property in one's possession (other than one's home) from unlawful interference. ~~In terms of real property, interference means entry or trespass. In~~ the ~~case~~ of ~~personal property, interference means removal or damage. The need to use force must reasonably appear imminent. The use of deadly force is never justified to protect property alone~~.		A person property in one's possession (other than one's home) from unlawful interference. Please see [[Self-Defense]] for a further discussion on the Defense of Property defense.

	See [[Defenses]]		See [[Defenses]]

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	Only nondeadly force may be used to defend property in one's possession (other than one's home) from unlawful interference. In terms of real property, interference means entry or trespass. In the case of personal property, interference means removal or damage. The need to use force must reasonably appear imminent. The use of deadly force is never justified to protect property alone.		Only nondeadly force may be used to defend property in one's possession (other than one's home) from unlawful interference. In terms of real property, interference means entry or trespass. In the case of personal property, interference means removal or damage. The need to use force must reasonably appear imminent. The use of deadly force is never justified to protect property alone.

	~~== Defenses ==~~		See [[Defenses]]

	~~'''Table of Contents'''~~

	~~===Procedural Defenses===~~
	* [[Double jeopardy]]
	*[[ Statutory Limitation]]
	*[[ Lack of jurisdiction]]
	* [[Entrapment]]
	* [[~~Procedural defects]]~~
	* [[Motion to suppress]]
	*[[ Immunity and Public Authority]]

	~~===Normal~~ Defenses~~===~~
	* [[Self-Defense]]
	* [[Defense of others]]
	* [[Defense of property]]
	* [[Mental Incapacity]]
	* [[Alibi]]
	* [[Necessity]]
	* [[Duress]]
	* [[Physical Impossibility]]
	* [[Mistake of Law]]
	* [[Mistake of Fact]]
	* [[Mistake of identity]]
	* [[Consent]]
	* [[Lack of intent]]
	* [[Maltreated Women Syndrome]]
	*[[ Intoxication]]
	* [[Criminal act with Sincere Intent]]

Ddemetriou at 13:19, 31 May 2010

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	Only nondeadly force may be used to defend property in one's possession (other than one's home) from unlawful interference. In terms of real property, interference means entry or trespass. In the case of personal property, interference means removal or damage. The need to use force must reasonably appear imminent. The use of deadly force is never justified to protect property alone.		Only nondeadly force may be used to defend property in one's possession (other than one's home) from unlawful interference. In terms of real property, interference means entry or trespass. In the case of personal property, interference means removal or damage. The need to use force must reasonably appear imminent. The use of deadly force is never justified to protect property alone.

			== Defenses ==

			'''Table of Contents'''

			===Procedural Defenses===
			* [[Double jeopardy]]
			*[[ Statutory Limitation]]
			*[[ Lack of jurisdiction]]
			* [[Entrapment]]
			* [[Procedural defects]]
			* [[Motion to suppress]]
			*[[ Immunity and Public Authority]]

			===Normal Defenses===
			* [[Self-Defense]]
			* [[Defense of others]]
			* [[Defense of property]]
			* [[Mental Incapacity]]
			* [[Alibi]]
			* [[Necessity]]
			* [[Duress]]
			* [[Physical Impossibility]]
			* [[Mistake of Law]]
			* [[Mistake of Fact]]
			* [[Mistake of identity]]
			* [[Consent]]
			* [[Lack of intent]]
			* [[Maltreated Women Syndrome]]
			*[[ Intoxication]]
			* [[Criminal act with Sincere Intent]]

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Only nondeadly force may be used to defend property in one's possession (other than one's home) from unlawful interference. In terms of real property, interference means entry or trespass. In the case of personal property, interference means removal or damage. The need to use force must reasonably appear imminent. The use of deadly force is never justified to protect property alone.