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Dave Kopel: Zimmerman wasn't the victim; "Stand Your Ground" doesn't apply (video story)
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"Dave Kopel, NRA member and author of 'Firearms Law & the Second Amendment,' states Florida 'Stand Your Ground' law does not protect George Zimmerman in Trayvon Martin shooting."
"Kopel says, 'Florida law is very clear. On self-defense the Florida law, the basic standard is the same as it is in all 50 states, that you can only use when you're in a public place deadly force and self-defense if you are the victim of an eminent attack that could kill you or cause brave bodily injury or if violent forcible felony. Those are the only circumstances in which a person in a public place in Florida can use deadly force in self-defense.'" ... |
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