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Stand your ground laws empower armed citizens to defend property with violence – a simple mistake can get you shot, or killed

Laws shielding from prosecution those who kill and maim citing self-defense have spread across the states and may be fueling a ‘shoot now, think later’ mindset among homeowners.

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Stand your ground laws empower armed citizens to defend property with violence – a simple mistake can get you shot, or killed

Stand your ground laws empower armed citizens to defend property with violence – a simple mistake can get you shot, or killed
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Expect more violent crime if Florida passes permitless gun carry

Coupled with the state’s stand your ground law, more unregulated guns in public spaces also raise the stakes of what were once harmless mistakes.

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Family wants answers after shooting death of Orchard Park teen attending University of Tampa

Carson Senfield was killed on his birthday in September. No one has been charged.

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Family of UT student shot and killed getting into wrong car after a night out wants gunman s name

The family of a University of Tampa student who was shot and killed on his 19th birthday is frustrated police won't release the shooter’s name to them, citing Marsy's Law, the family's attorney said Thursday.

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