FLORIDA'S STAND YOUR GROUND LAW

THE TAMPA BAY TIMES


Those who stood, those who fell: fatal cases

Critics say "stand your ground" turned Florida into the Wild West.
Supporters say it has helped keep innocents out of jail. The truth of
how the law has been used over the past six years was unknown until now.

What follows is the most comprehensive list of "stand your ground"
cases ever created. Browse by victim or

THE TAMPA BAY TIMES


Those who stood, those who fell: fatal cases

Critics say "stand your ground" turned Florida into the Wild West.
Supporters say it has helped keep innocents out of jail. The truth of
how the law has been used over the past six years was unknown until now.

What follows is the most comprehensive list of "stand your ground"
cases ever created. Browse by victim or

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Ron Davis, the father of Jordan Davis, is embraced
as he arrives at the funeral home for the visitation and
a memorial service for his son Jordan on Wednesday
in Jacksonville, Fla.

Bob Self/The Florida Times-Union/AP


Three shooting deaths in the past week raise questions about whether
prank-prone and reckless teens are particularly vulnerable under states'
'castle doctrine' and 'stand

Ron Davis, the father of Jordan Davis, is embraced
as he arrives at the funeral home for the visitation and
a memorial service for his son Jordan on Wednesday
in Jacksonville, Fla.

Bob Self/The Florida Times-Union/AP


Three shooting deaths in the past week raise questions about whether
prank-prone and reckless teens are particularly vulnerable under states'
'castle doctrine' and 'stand

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Trayvon

Lost in all the horrible politics surrounding his death is the story of a boy. Before he became yet another flash point in America's painful and never-ending racial drama, Trayvon Martin was just a normal teenager. Here, at last, is the story of what was lost on that February night.By John H. Richardson

Published in the December 2012 issueHe wanted something sweet, he wanted to get out of the

Lost in all the horrible politics surrounding his death is the story of a boy. Before he became yet another flash point in America's painful and never-ending racial drama, Trayvon Martin was just a normal teenager. Here, at last, is the story of what was lost on that February night.By John H. Richardson

Published in the December 2012 issueHe wanted something sweet, he wanted to get out of the

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No View of the Mail Shed on way out of RATL

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LLMPapa says:

LLMPapa says:




November 24, 2012 at 1:34 pm

LLMPapa says:




November 24, 2012 at 1:34 pm

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we petition the obama administration to: Investigate George Zimmerman for Civil Rights violation in his killing of Trayvon Martin

A
Neighborhood Watch Captain went on an illegal patrol and profiled an
innocent child as a rogue, thug criminal, who he decided, without
reason, deserved to be followed in the darkness and when he caught him
he questioned and killed him. His only reason given for his erroneous
beliefs was that the child was black and did not belong in the
neighborhood. To defend himself with claims

A
Neighborhood Watch Captain went on an illegal patrol and profiled an
innocent child as a rogue, thug criminal, who he decided, without
reason, deserved to be followed in the darkness and when he caught him
he questioned and killed him. His only reason given for his erroneous
beliefs was that the child was black and did not belong in the
neighborhood. To defend himself with claims

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