[SoFloFreeper]

[dirtboy]

Is he going to pardon persons in jail for firing warning shots?

[Theodore R.]

I gather he didn’t invite G. Zimmerman to the signing ceremony.

[DeaconRed]

Go Rick Go.
Run over Charlie Fag. . . . .

[ThunderSleeps]

Read the article, HB89 isn't about warning shows. It prevents prosecutors from going after people who pull a firearm (display it) in a self defense situation. Apparently, prior to this, just displaying a weapon to get someone to back off could have been considered aggregated assault.

My take on it, no warning shots. You are responsible for every bullet. Don't draw unless it is life or death. If it is life or death, why are you taking chances? Why aren't you ending that situation as quickly and assuredly as possible? (ie shooting to kill aka immediately incapacitate) if you are giving verbal warnings and holding off on those shots, you are doing the perp a kindness he/she probably doesn't deserve.

[jughandle]

But Biden already said two shotgun shots in the air were ok and enough to frighten off an intruder...

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Is the governor planning to pardon Marissa Alexander?

I gather the wacko prosecutor, Angela Corey, the same one that prosecuted Zimmerman, is trying to refile charges against Alexander, in that she was unsatisfied that Alexander *only* got 20 years. Corey wants her to have to serve 60 years!

Corey obviously needs to be fired. She’s nuts.

[spodefly]

I think it sums up government nicely when government has to pass laws telling people who work for the government that a pop-tart isn’t a gun.