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FL: Self-defense Bill/Senate Judiciary last Tues. 1/24/2017
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The critically important self-defense bill, SB-128, was heard by the Senate Judiciary Committee yesterday, Tuesday, January 24, 2017 and PASSED 5-4.
SB-128 Burden of Proof by Sen. Rob Bradley restores the presumption of innocence in self-defense cases by putting the burden of proof BACK ON THE STATE where it belongs. That is all the bill does.
In 2008, Prosecutors and judges – NOT THE LEGISLATURE – created a special "Stand Your Ground" hearing for self-defense cases and then reversed the burden of proof from the state to the victim in those hearings. They turned justice and the presumption of innocence until proven guilty upside down. This bill simply puts the burden of proof back on the state where it belongs. |
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PHORTO
(1/26/2017)
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| The prosecutors and courts are STING-kee! STING-kee, Stefanie! |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(1/26/2017)
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The prosecutors and courts are STING-kee!!!
STING-kee, Stefanie!!! |
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