QUOTE(seanery @ Jul 19 2004, 07:00 AM)
I don't recomend Clay's method. I agree with the principle, but boobytraps are illegal, and in this litigous world we live in the thief could have actually sued him. If he had been hurt seriously Clay could have been charged.
I know, it sucks, but it's not worth it to try something like this. Better to lose a stereo than to end up on the other side of the law.
If that thieving asshole tries to sue me.. I am going to get my lawyer and go after him for everything I can think of..... breaking and entering, destruction of private property, tresspassing, and any other criminal or civil charges my lawyer can think of! I have prepaid legal, and a lawyer that likes to nail assholes to the wall. By the time I am done with that prick, he will have so many legal fees he won't be able to see straight.
Anyway, by the time the cops got there with a warrant to search my car, the wires with the fishhooks and razor blades would be gone.
Plus Texas currently has a proposed amendment to prevent civil or criminal suits for injury sustained during the comission of a crime.