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The Castle Law is one of the most interesting of Self-Defense laws that exist in the United States, but is largely derived from English Common Law. The book original 4, Chapter 16 of William Blackstone's Remarks on the Laws of England states that man has the right to protect his house (also called the castle) and there is no possible way to legally enter the house, except for cases of need for Public Safety (for example, during a trial). Castle Doctrine Americas version labeled the Act or an Act of the home defense, goes a little further, designate one place of residence (or, in some states, any place legally occupied, such as your car or workplace) as a place where it enjoys the protection of illegal search and violent attack and guarantees the right of owners to use deadly force to protect your castle. This whole controversy revolves around the fact that the killing was justified under the Castle Doctrine. As for the Canadian Code Criminal laws on protection of state property that no more than necessary force may be used to protect property, but does not include any specific limits. Castle Law and the Criminal Court Code also gives Canada the same legal rights as any other legally innocent person in the house during the incident. Not all states support the Castle Doctrine. Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas and West Virginia have the Castle Doctrine, other states of Montana, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Washington and Wyoming have their own versions of Defense property laws.

In several states the law has different limitations for cases in which the Castle Doctrine can be used, and what degree of withdrawal or non-deadly resistance (if applicable) is required before the use of deadly force. At first the occupants of the house must be in the house legally. If the occupants of the house are fugitives or are using the doctrine to help the fugitives of their actions are justified by the doctrine. In general, the doctrine can be used against a person who is trying (or tried) illegally and / or forcibly enter the castle (house, business or car). Police officers may enter in the house only after a valid warrant was presented to the owner, in other cases illegal. That's why in most movies, when a policeman in the U.S. is entering the homes of some illegal inspection can be shot in sight. The occupants of the house there are also reasons to believe that the intruder intends to cause serious bodily injury or death or intends to commit another felony, such as arson or theft. Furthermore, if the intrusion was caused by the occupants of the house, the next use of any force can not be justified. The doctrine of the castle itself is a very interesting mechanism that the law is definitely one of the pillars of the rights of citizens in the United States, where this stone is very often not used in the way they should, even in recent years has fired a few controversial claims.

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