[Talisker]

"She woke up to the sound of the alarm, she got a handgun, and then she fired through the bedroom door," says a police spokesman. "She reasonably believed there was an intruder."

Contrast that with George Zimmerman reasonably believing Trayvon Martin was trying to murder him because he was sitting on top of him and bashing his head into the concrete sidewalk while telling him he was going to kill him.

See why understanding law is so hard? It's these slender threads of almost indistinguishable differences between virtually identical cases that are so hard to detect.

[ClearCase_guy]

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