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Do you have views on the reform project? You are invited to participate in this Law Reform Consultation. Please answer the following questions if you wish

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Home invasion is generally understood to be a person’s unlawful entry into another person’s home to commit a criminal act such as sexual assault, grievous bodily harm, robbery or burglary. A home invasion can occur in any area of Trinidad and Tobago and at any time.

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