A Palm Beach County defendant is asking the Florida Supreme Court to rule whether felons can take advantage of the stand your ground defense.
November 04, 2013 at 10:55 PM
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A West Palm Beach criminal defense attorney wants the Florida Supreme Court to resolve a conflict over the right of felons to seek immunity under the stand your ground law.
In 2012, Brian Bragdon was leaving a nightclub after being attacked inside by two men. He overheard them discussing arming themselves when Bragdon and his friends were leaving.
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