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In two recent cases, homeowners have been charged with shooting people on their property. Here’s what the law says CNN
Missouri has a ‘Stand Your Ground’ law, but it may not help Andrew Lester in Ralph Yarl case KCUR
2 shootings at mistaken addresses renew the focus on controversial self-defense laws NPR
Missouri’s “Stand Your Ground” law could play a role after the shooting of 16-year-old Ralph Yarl thebeaconnews.org
What is the Texas Castle Doctrine and what does it mean? KSAT
Sinzae Reed’s Death Is Reminiscent of Trayvon Martin’s. Here’s Why. Capital B News
No Retreat: The Dangers of Stand Your Ground Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting
Miami Herald Editorial Board: Florida’s ‘Shoot First’ or ‘Stand Your Ground’ Law is More Than a Legal Matter, It’s An Attitude Everytown
Stand Your Ground Laws Are Proliferating. And More People Are Dying. Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting
‘Stand your ground’ laws proliferate after Trayvon spotlight AP News
A decade after Trayvon Martin's killing, Florida's Stand Your Ground law still faces scrutiny Central Florida Public Media
US Stand Your Ground laws are associated with 700 additional homicides every year University of Oxford
Shoot First laws, also known as Stand Your Ground laws, are dangerous. How do they encourage violence? Everytown
Shoot First, Also Known As Stand Your Ground, Laws Can Embolden Extremists, Often Used in Hate Motivated Attacks, Dangerous Armed Vigilantism Everytow...
The Dangerous Expansion of Stand-Your-Ground Laws and its Racial Implications Duke Center for Firearms Law
What you need to know about ‘stand your ground’ laws CNN
Dr. David K. Humphreys: Examining the Effects of Stand Your Ground Laws on Public Safety Everytown Research & Policy
Ohio's 'stand your ground' law goes into effect Tuesday. What to know WLWT
Studies: "Stand Your Ground" laws increase homicides, do not lower violent crime rates NC Newsline
‘Stand Your Ground’ laws tied to racial inequities, increase in violent crime, researchers say Ohio Capital Journal
US Stand Your Ground laws do not cut crime but risk public health and safety University of Oxford
Everytown for Gun Safety Responds to New Research Showing ‘Stand Your Ground’ Laws Don’t Reduce Violent Crime Everytown
The Dangers of Shooting First: "Stand Your Ground" Laws Are a License to Kill Everytown Research & Policy
A Proposal to Radically Expand Florida’s Stand-Your-Ground Law Duke Center for Firearms Law