State Senator Steve Buehrer (R-1) and State Representative Lynn Wachtmann (R- 75) recently held a press conference in Columbus announcing the introduction of legislation that would strengthen the “Castle Doctrine” in Ohio.
Senate Bill 184 and House Bill 264 would help restore a fundamental right: self-defense. This package of legislation restores the right of individuals to respond in force in defense of their lives and family without fear of civil lawsuits by criminals injured or killed while attacking law-abiding victims.
Please contact your State Senator at (614) 466-4900 and your State Representative at (614) 466-3357 and respectfully urge him or her to support SB 184 and HB 264.
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