The Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled felons could seek protection under the Stand Your Ground law, if they used a firearm.
July 17, 2014 at 10:45 AM
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Felons who used a firearm to defend themselves could seek immunity under the Stand Your Ground law before June 20, the Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled.
The decision diffuses a conflict the Fourth District had with the Second District and can make null a decision by the Florida Supreme Court to hear a related case.
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