Lawmaker Introduces ‘Kyle’s Law’
to Prevent ‘Malicious Prosecution’
in Cases of Self-Defense
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 11/30/2021 4:47:40 AM
Oklahoma state Sen. Nathan Dahm (R) filed “Kyle’s Law” last week to shield state residents from politically-driven prosecution in situations where they act in self-defense. FOX23 reports the legislation, Senate Bill 1120, is designed to prevent residents from being forced to endure trials that are conducted for “political reasons.” Sen. Dahm noted if SB1120 becomes law it would also guarantee that “victims of malicious prosecution would be able to receive compensation for expenses and damages.”
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Lawmaker Introduces ‘Kyle’s Law’
to Prevent ‘Malicious Prosecution’
in Cases of Self-Defense 5 replies
to Prevent ‘Malicious Prosecution’
in Cases of Self-Defense 5 replies
Oklahoma state Sen. Nathan Dahm (R) filed “Kyle’s Law” last week to shield state residents from politically-driven prosecution in situations where they act in self-defense.
FOX23 reports the legislation, Senate Bill 1120, is designed to prevent residents from being forced to endure trials that are conducted for “political reasons.”
Sen. Dahm noted if SB1120 becomes law it would also guarantee that “victims of malicious prosecution would be able to receive compensation for expenses and damages.”
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I pray Kyle makes an example and sues EVERYONE that characterized him in a bad light before the facts were in! God Bless him and the jurors and judge that followed the Constitution!