Original Text: In the early two-thousands, Marion Hammer created the country's first Stand Your Ground self-defense law, authorizing the use of lethal force in response to a perceived threat. Some two dozen states have adopted a version of Stand Your Ground, giving concealed-carry permit holders wide discretion over when they can shoot another person. Spies, Mike. "The Arms Dealer." The New Yorker, 8 Mar. 2018, pp. 24-31. Group of answer choices According to Spies, Marion Hammer created the country's first Stand Your Ground self-defense law, authorizing the use of lethal force in response to a perceived threat (25). According to Spies notes that, "Marion Hammer created the country's first Stand Your Ground self-defense law, authorizing the use of lethal force in response to a perceived threat" (Spies 25). According to the article, "Marion Hammer created the country's first Stand Your Ground self-defense law, authorizing the use of lethal force in response to a perceived threat" (qtd. in Spies 25). According to Spies, "Marion Hammer created the country's first Stand Your Ground self-defense law, authorizing the use of lethal force in response to a perceived threat" (25)