outcomes that you don't like, you don't indict the law. if on average you look at the benefit the law has had. in my state, we are having fewer murders because we have a robust self-defense system. i think that that's probably a positive thing. had i been on the dunn jury with the evidence i saw, i probably would have voted to convict but, again, we have a jerseys stim where individuals bring their viewpoints. >> you would have voted to convict michael dunn of first-degree murder in the death of jordan davis? >> yes. just like i would have voted to convict casey anthony but that doesn't mean because there was a result i didn't agree with, that we throw out the entire criminal justice system. >> you don't think the jury, in part, couldn't come to a conclusion on that charge had anything to do with florida's stand your ground law? >> well, stand your ground in the dunn case was not an asserted defense. just like it wasn't an asserted defense in the zimmerman case.