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caseymoz

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11. So, why did they stop the trial to hold a hearing?
Mon Jul 15, 2013, 03:03 AM
Jul 2013

I thought by the basic definition, "your ground" is the ground you're standing on, and if you have reason to fear for your life standing there, you have a right to kill the threat.

Apparently, the trial lawyers thought that reasoning was debatable to decide with a hearing.

It's the definition they applied to the Zimmerman trial. That wasn't "his ground" if you asked him if he held title to it.

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