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On Wed, 31 Dec 2003 23:34 +0000 (GMT), (Steve Harris) wrote:

In article ,
(Jaques d'Alltrades) wrote:

it is the duty of a citizen to try to apprehend someone in commission
of a serious crime *BY ANY MEANS AT HIS DISPOSAL*.

There is no such general legal duty. There very few situations where the
citizen is legally obliged to take an active part in crime fighting.
They are unlikely to occur in a garden.

The only one that springs to mind is money laundering and, short of hanging it on the
line to dry, I really don't see how that could occur in a garden.

Liz (who has been on the money-laundering course)