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Stand Your Ground Double Standard Leaves Black Woman Jailed In Domestic Violence Case April 23. 2012
Marissa Alexander Mother of three, Marissa Alexander, could spend the next 20-years in prison, for defending herself during a domestic violence dispute, where her husband assaulted and threatened to kill her. Alexander alleges her husband lunged at her during an argument in their home, pinning her against the wall, while attacking her for trying to leave him. She states she pulled out her gun in self-defense and shot at the wall once. No one was shot during the incident. He ran outside, contacted the police and told them Alexander shot at him and his two sons from another relationship. Alexander now faces two decades in prison on three counts of "aggravated assault with no intent to harm" and was denied bail or permission to use "Stand Your Ground" as a legal defense. George Zimmerman murders underage teen Trayvon Martin on a public street, enrages the nation and the world, yet quickly receives bail. What is wrong with this picture. There is something wrong with the justice system. It is protecting the criminals. Too many cases are showing it is corrupt and biased. STORY SOURCE Abused Wife ‘Stands Her Ground,’ Faces 20 Year Prison Sentence RELATED ARTICLES Judge Recuses Herself In The Trayvon Martin Case Over Conflict Of Interest Actions Of Sanford, Florida Officials In The Trayvon Martin Case Endangering America The City Of Sanford, Florida Is Preparing For The Worst In The Trayvon Martin Case More Evidence Piling Up Against George Zimmerman In The Murder Of Trayvon Martin George Zimmerman Fits The Profile Of A Stalker Trayvon Martin's Killer George Zimmerman Previously Reported 'Suspicious' Black 7-Year-Old To 911 Many Turn Out For Impressive Rallies In Honor Of Slain 17-Year-Old Minor Trayvon Martin |
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