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FL: Democrats decry change to ‘stand your ground’ law
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A critic of the state’s “stand your ground” law Wednesday said a change to the law now moving through the Legislature will “make it easier for people to murder other human beings.”
Lawmakers now are considering shifting the burden to prosecutors, making them disprove a claim of self-defense. Sen. Perry Thurston, a Fort Lauderdale Democrat, called that making “a bad law worse.”
He appeared with several fellow Democrats at a morning press conference in the Capitol. |
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dasing
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| This is strange, the demos want to aid and comfort the criminals, more often then not!!! |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
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