Stand-your-ground laws generally provide that persons may use force to defend themselves without first attempting to retreat from the danger. As a result, persons who “stand their ground” cannot be prosecuted for reasonably defending themselves without first attempting to retreat or avoid the conflict. What are some arguments in favor of and against these laws, which are often controversial? In recognition of the post-purchase role of promotion, what strategies would you suggest for the following: (a) a busy hospital emergency room, (b) an executive fitness program that provides health screening and fitness evaluation, and (c) an occupational medicine program that contracts its services to companies?