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North Carolina: “Castle Doctrine” Self-Defense Bill Still Stalled in Raleigh
 
Friday, July 17, 2009
 

Senate Bill 928, the “Castle Doctrine” self-defense bill, remains bogged down in the House.  This bill was referred to three separate committees, the first being the House Judiciary I Committee.  That committee is chaired by anti-gun State Representative Deborah Ross (D-38), and she appears to be unwilling to set a date for a hearing.  Please contact Representative Ross and urge her to allow this critical legislation—which received overwhelming, bi-partisan support in the Senate in May—to be heard. Representative Ross can be reached by phone at 919-733-5773 or e-mail Deborah.Ross@ncleg.net.

Also, please contact the following members of the House Democratic Leadership team, who have histories of supporting our Right to Keep and Bear Arms:

Speaker Pro Tem.:      
State Representative William Wainwright                      
919-733-5995
William.Wainwright@ncleg.net

Majority Leader:         
State Representative Hugh Holliman                 
919-715-0873
Hugh.Holliman@ncleg.net

Majority Whip:           
State Representative Bruce Goforth                             
919-733-5746
Bruce.Goforth@ncleg.net

Please thank these Democratic leaders for having supported the Second Amendment in the past, and to do what they can to help bring SB 928 up for consideration.

 

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