Dr. Randy Seepersad, a noted criminologist, has commended the recent approval of the Home Invasion (Self-Defence and Defence of Property) Bill, 2025, in the House of Representatives. This new legislation provides citizens with increased legal protection in self-defence situations. Under previous laws, people could potentially face severe legal repercussions, such as murder or manslaughter charges, if their self-defensive actions didn’t comply with stringent legal requirements. According to Seepersad, this bill empowers the public by providing them with greater authority to protect themselves.
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