Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in North Carolina

I live in my father's house, and I'm looking to get a method of self defense. Namely, a stun gun. My father however, is forbidding this... Considering I have a right to defend my self by the constitution(Second Amendment), is this NOT a violation of my Constitutional Rights? And if not, are any rights being violated period? I cannot quote the exact statute or whatever, but I am FAIRLY sure that I have a right to have a method of self-defense.


Asked on 11/06/12, 9:50 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Kenneth Love Ken Love Law

Private citizens can't violate the Constitution only the government and public organizations can If your father refuses to allow weapons in his home, his 4th Amendment property rights control.

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Answered on 12/09/12, 5:12 pm


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