Charlotte, NC –-(Ammoland.com)- Senate Bill 280, sponsored by state Senator Vincent Fort (D-39), would repeal an integral portion of Georgia’s self-defense law that allows an individual to defend themselves without a duty to retreat, putting your fundamental right to self-defense in jeopardy.
SB 280 is dangerous legislation that stands to empower and benefit violent criminals in their attacks on law-abiding citizens. Law-abiding citizens should not fear criminal prosecution when they stand their ground and defend themselves without retreating from any place they have a legal right to be. This type of senseless and politically motivated legislation puts the rights of the criminal before the rights of a potential victim, and must be stopped.
Please contact members of the Senate committee TODAY and urge them to oppose SB 280 as a misguided infringement on your right to self-defense. Tell them that victims should have the protection of the law, NOT criminals! This Senate committee members’ contact information is provided below:
Senate Judiciary Non-Civil Committee:
Senator Jesse Stone, Chairman
(404) 463-1314
[email protected]
Senator William T. Ligon, Jr., Vice-Chairman
(404) 656-0045
[email protected]
Senator Curt Thompson, Secretary
(404) 463-1318
[email protected]
Senator Joshua McKoon, Ex-Officio
(404) 463-3931
[email protected]
Senator Charlie Bethel
(404) 651-7738
[email protected]
Senator John Crosby
(404) 463-5258
[email protected]
Senator Vincent Fort
(404) 656-5091
[email protected]
Senator Hunter Hill
(404) 463-2518
[email protected]
Senator Ronald B. Ramsey, Sr.
(404) 463-2598
[email protected]
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