excepth what you say did not happen (Reply #8)

In the discussion thread: State high court to rule: Does 'stand your ground' protect felons who shoot? [View all]

Sat Jul 5, 2014, 07:04 AM

8. excepth what you say did not happen

Bragdon has a point. Imagine he picked up a gun offered to him, or previously dropped by a companion, to defend himself is he not entitled to use the "stand your ground" defense?

and just how did you come to that conclusion?

from the linked story, never just picked up a gun but fired frrom a car and shot a person in the back

At some point, Bragdon leaned out the window of his car and shot — striking one of the patrons in the back and hitting a truck twice, the report said.

Bragdon argued that he fired the gun while trying to defend himself and sought to get the charges dismissed under "stand your ground."

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12 replies	Author	Time	Post
State high court to rule: Does 'stand your ground' protect felons who shoot? [View all]	SecularMotion	Jul 2014	OP
That should be interesting	Duckhunter935	Jul 2014	#1
He is offering a subject for discussion	intaglio	Jul 2014	#2
as he will not and does not discuss	Duckhunter935	Jul 2014	#3
And you are not currently discussing the OP	intaglio	Jul 2014	#4
I did in my initial post	Duckhunter935	Jul 2014	#6
excepth what you say did not happen	Duckhunter935	Jul 2014	#8
It was my understanding	blueridge3210	Jul 2014	#10
FIRST throw him in jail for all appropriate violations	The Green Manalishi	Jul 2014	#12
If it is ruled that the law allows a felon	Jenoch	Jul 2014	#5
So others, currently criminal, can declare open season on the man	intaglio	Jul 2014	#7
Criminals are always going to break the law.	Jenoch	Jul 2014	#9
no it doesn't	gejohnston	Jul 2014	#11

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