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March 10th, 2014
09:27 PM ET
Protesters call for "Stand Your Ground" changes; lawmakers seek to clarify law
Taking down "Stand your Ground."
That's the mission of two mothers who lost their children, Trayvon Martin and Jordan Davis, to men whose actions sparked a national debate about Florida's infamous law.
Both women led a protest to repeal "Stand your Ground." They argue it gives killers the excuse to shoot and kill and ask questions later.
CNN's David Mattingly is OutFront.
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I will definitly support changes to stand your ground laws.