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The defense argued that Raymond Gunn acted in self-defense and during trial suggested a "stand your ground" law passed last year by the North Dakota Legislature should apply in Gunn’s case, despite it going into effect just days after the shooting.

Defense argues there significant reasonable doubt, but prosecutors claim they proved Raymond Gunn didn't act in self-defense.

Prosecutors say Raymond Gunn did not act in self-defense when he killed Eric Hayes.

The defense argues Raymond Gunn acted in self-defense and the law should apply, despite it going into effect days after the shooting.

The defense has said Raymond Gunn acted in self-defense, but prosecutors claim he could have backed away from the confrontation with Eric Hayes.

During Monday's hearing, attorneys played surveillance video from Bison Turf and Loaf ‘N Jug cameras that showed Hayes had a large knife and may have tried to grab a firearm from Gunn’s waist minutes before the shooting.