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AZ: 'Stand your ground' laws failing our society
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Mark A. Taff
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As the mourning maternal aunt of Thomas A. Dickinson, gunned down in the middle of the desert after a verbal altercation, I am heartened to see Tim Steller's column in which he clearly conveys alarm with our self-defense law, which raises monumental concerns in its written interpretation and egregious failure to be effectively applied in the defense of victims in court. |
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PHORTO
(9/28/2017)
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BS.
It may fail the COLLECTIVE (it actually does not), but it definitely does not fail the INDIVIDUAL.
The United States of America is built upon and centered around INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS, not collective ones. |
| Comment by:
dasing
(9/29/2017)
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| Criminals are NOT protected under SYG laws!!!! |
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