The shooting death of a    Livingston County man could put new focus on Michigans    controversial stand your ground law.  
    The attorney for Martin Edward Zale said Tuesday that her client would claim    self-defense during his expected murder trial in the death    of Derek Flemming.  
    Zale, 69, of Marion Township shot Flemming, a 43-year-old    Howell resident, Sept. 2 in what has been called a road-rage    incident.  
    But the man who drafted the law said it should apply only in    three specific instances.  
    While any defense would have to pass muster with a jury, state    Sen. Rick Jones said the law is clear.  
    It involves cases of imminent death, great bodily harm or of    the horrible crime of rape, said Jones, R-Lansing Township.  
    Stand your ground, Jones said, is a misnomer.  
    It is about your right to self-defense, he said.  
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