Laws that allow people to use deadly force when threatened — without requiring them to first retreat — have been sweeping across the nation for over a decade. Today, depending on your definition, “stand your ground” is law in well over half of American states. We speak with Guns and America reporter Heath Druzin about this new law.
Gun Rights Advocates Look For 'Stand Your Ground' Expansion
Heath Druzin / Boise State Public Radio
