How the "Castle Law" is used in cases of deadly force involving intruders
SMU Law Professor Jeff Bellin talks with national media about the “Castle Law” and how states’ legal systems view the fatal shooting of intruders, particularly in the case of an Oklahoma woman on New Year's Eve.
SMU Law Professor Jeff Bellin has been providing expertise to national news media concerning the case of Sarah McKinley, a mother who shot and killed one of two intruders who broke into her home in rural Oklahoma on New Year's Eve. The other intruder fled. Her actions that night, which have drawn national attention, fell under what is commonly called the "castle law" or "castle doctrine."
Listen to his interview with WJR radio of Detroit. 
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