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AL: State House passes Church Protection Act for Chilton County
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Local legislation aimed at affirming that Alabama’s “Stand Your Ground” law does apply to churches passed the state House of Representatives on May 17 and is headed to the state Senate.
Rep. April Weaver sponsored the bill for Chilton County after action was not taken on the proposed “Alabama Church Protection Act,” which would have been for the entire state.
Weaver said the local bill would “remove any doubt that ‘stand your ground’ applies to churches and religious organizations.” |
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PHORTO
(5/19/2019)
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It's unbelievable that such legislation would be necessary.
SYG applies EVERYWHERE, pursuant to an individual's right to self-defense. |
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