The author missed two points I would have liked him to touch upon. First, stand your ground laws often protect the person claiming it from civil suit. Second, the prosecution may decide to say that Martin was employing stand your ground protection from Zimmerman because Zimmerman appeared to be a threat to Martin thus making Martin afraid for his life.
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I’d wish this first point would protect Zimmerman, period. He shouldn’t be civilly liable regardless if he could retreat or not. Regarding the second point, I wouldn’t put it past the prosecution to pull such a stunt.
“The author missed two points I would have liked him to touch upon.”
I see one truth missed:
5. YOU MUST NOT DISPARAGE ONE OF HOLDER’S PEOPLE (like Trayvon).