Castle Doctrine Legislation Scheduled to be Heard on Thursday!

Important Second Amendment legislation (House Bill 1027) will heard in the Arkansas State House Judiciary Committee on Thursday, February 1 at 10:00 A.M. HB1027, the "Castle Doctrine" self-defense bill, simply states that if a criminal breaks into your home, your occupied vehicle or your place of business, the victim does not have a "duty to retreat." The bill also provides protection from criminal prosecution and civil litigation for those who defend themselves from criminal attack. AR State Representatives emails and other info are online! Please contact the below committee members and respectfully urge them to protect your right to self-defense by voting in favor of HB1027:
Robert Jeffrey (D-7) 870-837-2446 - - - Mark Pate (D-49) 501-268-6900
Will Bond (D-44) 501-982-9081 Chris - - - Thyer (D-74) 870-932-2000
David Johnson (D-38) 501-372-6555 - - - John Paul Wells (D-84) 479-963-3227
Steve Harrelson (D-1) 870-772-5482 - - - Lamont Cornwell (D-28) 501-778-7327
Robert Moore (D-12) 870-877-9339 - - - Joan Cash (D-75) 870-886-6663
Earnest Brown (D-16) 870-534-6332 - - - Tommy Lee Baker (D-55) 870-563-8277
Kathy Webb (D-37) 501-412-6443 - - - Jon Woods (D-93) 479-200-3100
David Powers (D-3) 870-777-9822 - - - Jerry Brown (D-57) 870-238-3132
Tracy Pennartz (D-65) 479-285-4800 - - - Aaron Burkes (R-95) 479-877-0412
Charolette Wagner (D-77) 870-561-4600 - - - Steven Breedlove (D-67) 479-996-6040

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