High noon is approaching in a standoff over part of a controversial bill dealing with "stand your ground" self-defense cases.
April 28, 2017 at 11:00 PM
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High noon is approaching in a standoff over part of a controversial bill dealing with “stand your ground” self-defense cases.
The House and Senate have both backed passing a bill that would shift a key burden of proof in “stand your ground” cases, but they have taken different stances on an important legal detail.
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