- The Resistance Rises: Restoring the 'Castle Doctrine'
- Irish homeowners now have legal right to shoot intruders
- Indiana First State to Allow Citizens to Shoot Law Enforcement Officers
- Russia: Man stabs 3 invaders to protect family, may face life for murder
- Man who resisted police wins Supreme Court case--"The Michigan Supreme Court says people can resist police officers who unlawfully enter their homes."
- Beaten Ottawa senior jailed after calling 911
- Deputies Mistake Jeopardizes Spring Valley Family--"Sheriff's deputies raid of a Spring Valley home causes a kitchen fire that traps three people.
- Vallejo settles with injured man for $4.15 million--"Officers Jason Wentz and John Boyd went into Macario Dagdagan's home on Louisiana Street without a warrant in June 2007 while investigating reports that he had assaulted his girlfriend... ."
- When "stand your ground" fails--"John McNeil killed a white man who assaulted him on his property. But, unlike George Zimmerman, he's serving life." Salon
- Marissa Alexander gets 20-year sentence
- NRA Offers 'Stand Your Ground' Insurance To Cover Legal Costs Of Shooting People In Self-Defense
- Southern Baptist host loses radio show for Trayvon Martin remarks
- Bill Lee, Sanford Police Chief Criticized For Mishandling Trayvon Martin Case, Fired
- Zimmerman’s attorney: Trayvon Martin killed 'because of his own doing'
- George Hinnenkamp, Elderly Oregon Man, Has Car Stolen and Crashed--Is Now Being Sued by Folks Who Crashed In It
- Driver guilty of Christmas DUI manslaughter sues victim
- China couple bury car crash victim alive, thinking she was dead
- Windham teen driver accused of deliberately hitting motorcyclist
- After drunken driver kills son, mother billed for cleanup
- His car was stolen but red-light tickets kept coming
- Bad drivers: Drivers do crazy things on South Florida roads
- California: Red Light Camera Companies Desperate--Cities like Pasadena are discontinuing the program.
- How police unions & for-profit traffic light companies lobby to set up red light cameras for revenue instead of public safety
- Delaware Supreme Court Rules Against Traffic Stop Delays
- N.J. slams the brakes on controversial red light cameras
- Missouri: Another Court Rules Red Light Cameras Unconstitutional
- LAPD tries new policies to cut costly, dangerous traffic crashes
- Sanford judge rules in favor of motorist who flashed his headlights
- State Supreme Court upholds DWI test's reliability--At the mercy of bad programmers.
- Bloomberg Suggests Shame as a Punishment for Speeding NYT
- Go Slow To Go Fast--"Why highways move more swiftly when you force cars to crawl along at 55 mph."
