Search for tenet speaker:Brendan Kenneally (KildareStreet.com)

Criminal Law (Defence and the Dwelling) Bill 2010: Second Stage (20 Oct 2010): Brendan Kenneally: ...would consider unjust. It will also define for both householder and intruder where they stand in the event that their paths cross. I believe in the concept that a man's home is his castle. This tenet may have originated in England but now extends across the world to countries that hold that a person has a right to defend his or her family home, members and property in all reasonable...

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