Couple of points to make here [and yes I know I'm nit-picking]
First off this has nothing to do with "Castle Doctrine" even though that is how it has been widely reported. Castle Doctrine refers to a duty to retreat while in ones own home. The bill was about a duty to retreat
anywhere.
Second, there never has been a duty to retreat in Indiana. What the bill does is amend the existing law with
specific language to prevent an opportunistic prosecutor or civil lititgation professional from coming after an individual on that basis.
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Well that should give Indiana an F on Brady standards.
Next up is lifetime conceal carry permit.
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Would love for lifetime carry, or better yet Vermont style, to be passed in Indiana. I do hope they strip the poison language out of it though. Currently that bill includes language that would require the dealer to send copies of 4473s to the state police to keep on file. That is backdoor registration.