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Cato forum on "stand your ground" laws

Posted by David Hardy · 18 April 2012 11:41 AM

The Cato Institute, in Washington DC, will next Monday host debate on "stand your ground" laws. Speakers include Clayton Cramer and Massad Ayoob. Admission is free, and it sounds likely to be a lively event.

· Self defense

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Clayton E. Cramer | April 18, 2012 3:21 PM | Reply

And someone from the National Prosecuting Attorneys Association, who is NOT supportive of SYG laws--so it should be quite lively.

I'm so glad that DC is a gun-free zone. :-)

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