A Florida sheriff says that he will not arrest a man who killed a man during an argument over a parking space last week, prompting a renewed legal battle in the state over the controversial “Stand Your Ground.”
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Shooting prompts renewed debate over Florida’s ‘Stand Your Ground” law
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