(ANSA) - Rome, March 6 - A bill expanding the right to
legitimate self-defence against intruders moved from the House
to the Senate on Wednesday.
The bill, backed by Interior Minister and League leader
Matteo Salvini, passed by 373 votes to 104 with two abstentions.
The bill will start its third reading in the upper house on
March 26.
The bill, fashioned by Salvini, will introduce norms similar
to US 'stand your ground' laws.
Salvini recently made a controversial jail visit to a
businessman serving four and a half years for forcing a burglar
to kneel and then shooting him in the chest.
Legitimate defence bill moves from House to Senate
Will start 3rd reading March 26