Jefrey Rosario v. State of Florida

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• holding that prohibition lies to challenge denial of self-defense immunity
• \Florida's Stand Your Ground law is intended to establish a true immunity from charges and does not exist as merely an affirmative defense.\
• Because a writ of prohibition stops the trial court from 6 continuing to prosecute a defendant who should be immune from prosecution, it is the preferred method to challenge a denial of motion to dismiss that has occurred after or without an evidentiary hearing.

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