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- Would someone be prosecuted if they were to hurt someone while standing their ground?
- What is considered a "threat"?

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it's used to defense your self.
you can have a counseled and Cary.
you can only use it if you fell in danger.

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the stand you ground law is a good law, it protects the use of firearms or other forms of lethal force when in times of great peril.

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1.Should we keep or get rid of stand your ground

2. how could this help someone in defense.

Personally i believe it is a good way to defend your self from harm and all 50 states and territories should have the law.

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What is stand your ground.
Dawkins V.S state created this law. legal in 33 states

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1.  what stand your grown law actually means?
2.  is a justification in a criminal case but another "saying" for stand your grown is "line in the sand"  or "no duty to retreat"
3. i think its really good in general, because everybody should have there opinion on what they think. weather if its positive or negative still stand up for what you say as long you can back it up.

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the stand your ground rule was first passed in 2005 in Florida

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1.When was the "Stand your grown law made? and what does it help us with?
a. The stand your ground law was made and passed in 2005,

2. What extent does the lethal force need to stop?
B. there isnt a point to stop you use the force and lethalness you need to stop the pertaining threats.

3. When the law went into effect who passed it?
C. The law was made in 2005 and Florida State was the first to pass the law.

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1. does the law clash with other laws?
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How many states have the stand your ground law?
33 states have this law to a certain extent

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1.  a. Is our state included in the Stand Your Ground Law?
b. What is the difference between killing someone in self defense and manslaughter?
c. What threats are reasonable to use self defense?
d. What if an innocent is killed because they were interpreted as a threat? Who would be seen as guilty? Who would be responsible for their death?

I think it is a good law, but people take it too far and use "self defense" in times they dont need to

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1. How does the stand your ground law work?
your allowed to defend yourself or others against threats even if that means applying lethal force, even if safely retreating was an option

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1. Does Wisconsin have the stand your ground law?
2 Wisconsin does not have the stand your ground law, States that have the stand your ground law typically applies outside your house.
3. Micheal Dunn shot and killed 17 year old Jordan Davis over and argument about loud music. There could have been other ways to solve this problem such as having a mature conversation or calling the police about a noise complaint.

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1. There are 13 states that have the stand your ground law. what are the limitations of the law?
2. The sand your ground law can be used to deal lethal force when there is a threat or perceived threat.
3. Wisconsin dose not have a stand your ground law.
4. 28+ people have died due to the stand your ground law.

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the stand your ground law is for self-defense. Not all states support the stand your ground law

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1- when is it right to use the law 'stand your ground'
2- people use 'stand your ground' for self defense
3- Michael Drejka shot and killed Markeis McGlockton in a Clearwater parking lot because McGlockton was arguing with him. In this case Drejka was in no harm and had no reason to shoot him.

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