There will be no special legislative session to discuss Florida’s Stand Your Ground law. Per ClickOrlando:

Florida’s Republican-controlled Legislature is coming out solidly against a special session to repeal the state’s “stand your ground law.”
The Department of State on Wednesday released a list that showed more than half of the state’s 160-member Legislature has already voted against the idea.
The vote was triggered earlier after 33 legislators asked for a special session in writing. They were urged to do so by protesters upset with the July verdict in the George Zimmerman case.

This should surprise precisely nobody. As the Huffington Post observed on Monday, the speaker of the state house had indicated that he would consider legislation amending the statute only if law enforcement backed such a change. Instead, “Florida’s sheriffs unanimously came out in support of the controversial law.”

Not so “controversial” after all, then.