BREAKING: Smith unveils ‘castle law’ to bar police from charging citizens who defend homes
Smith gathered thousands of UCP members at the party's annual general meeting in Edmonton to introduce a strong new “castle law.” This legislation aims to protect Albertans by preventing police from charging individuals who defend their homes.
"This law will ensure that no Albertan faces criminal charges for standing their ground and protecting their own property," Smith declared during the event.
The proposed law reflects a growing movement focused on self-defense rights and homeowner protections within the province.
Author’s summary: Smith’s new “castle law” promises to strengthen homeowners’ rights by legally shielding them from police charges when defending their property.
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