This week, House Bill 1060, sponsored by State Delegate William Frank (R-42), passed out of the House Judiciary Committee and now heads to the House floor for consideration.
HB1060 would protect a law-abiding citizen from being liable for damages for a personal injury or death of an individual who enters a home or place of business with the intent to commit a crime.
Please contact your State Delegate TODAY and urge them to preserve your right to self-defense by supporting HB1060! Contact information for your State Delegate can be found by clicking here.
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