Is there a way to combat racial profiling and questionable use of Stand Your Ground law? Well the Stand Your Ground law is different state to state varying on how aggressive the law can be, but in Florida the most questionable part it that in a court case it is very hard to plead someone guilty who is claiming self-defense. Substantial evidence is needed to prosecute the shooter, while the victim is eternally silent due to the circumstances. In the case of the Trayvon Martin shooting George Zimmerman said he was restrained by Trayvon Martin and couldn’t escape so he resorted to lethal force. The shooter can claim anything from fearing for their life to saying the victim was running at them. The court system needs to become more rigorous for cases like these to stop meaningless killings from going unpunished. Another big component is the misunderstanding of the law, some citizens think that the Stand Your Ground law mean you can public brandish weapons and whenever threatened wield their firearm, instead of attempting to escape if able to. There should be a way to inform the public of the ins and outs of the Stand Your Ground law, whether it is through television programs, public education, or even a day program you’re required to do when you purchase your first