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Florida’s “stand your ground” provisions won’t give them a pass from prosecution if there’s a question of legality, or if a Democrat DA decides there’s ginned up anger they can exploit. [More]

But when it’s all said and done, “I’d rather be judged by 12 than carried by six” applies.

An Incomplete Account

“He knocked on the door, yelled, and announced himself, ‘Hey, I’m looking for somebody to help me remove this stuff. I’m willing to pay!’” Treadway said. [More]

And shooting him “five to six times” was covered by castle doctrine?

Bull$h!+.

There’s more to this story not being told here, and it’s being used to disparage home defense.

Starting with court records can’t say exactly how many times the autopsied corpse was shot…?

[Via bondmen]

Ask the Expert

THREE MENTAL KEYS TO WINNING A CONFRONTATION [More]

I saw “Ken Good” and remembered the name:

His curriculum vitae reads like a character’s from a Tom Clancy novel. Putting it bluntly, he can shoot, fight, free-fall parachute in, scuba dive out, blow things up, and otherwise deploy in jungle, mountain, marine, and urban environments. Yet, with candor typical of true professionals, he admits up front that “our staff does not know it all, nor have we ‘arrived’. We are in a constant state of learning and consider ourselves perpetual students.”

A Great DGU Victory?

Man with machete attempts to break into home; homeowner confronts him with gun [More]

I see some doing the “Good Guy with a Gun!” cheer.

I hate to be the voice of second guessing, but the defender had to first retrieve and unlock his gun and then let the clearly dangerous intruder go?

[Via Jess]

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