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engletl
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13 years ago

#261

Not guilty on either 2nd degree or manslaughter

Now time to see if all the social media hype about the NBPP taking the violence and rioting to "Whitey's neighborhood" is true

itsawaldo
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13 years ago

#262

Still deliberating on the manslaughter charge...

Papachristou wrote:

What am I to do with all that popcorn I popped?

dpnewell
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#263

What am I to do with all that popcorn I popped?

itsawaldo wrote:

Feed it to the rioters. I'm sure they'll be hungry after all the looting.

Gene363
Herf-A-Holic Topic Starter

13 years ago

#264

I found the following post on another forum:

Mark O'Mara handed it to the media: "Two systems failed George Zimmerman. One - the media. You - the media - failed George Zimmerman. You took a story, a story that was fed to you, and you ran with it."

O'Mara then went on to say the Prosecution failed - they brought a charge they could never find guilty on to court.

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DadZilla3
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#265

O'Mara then went on to say the Prosecution failed - they brought a charge they could never find guilty on to court.

Gene363 wrote:

The prosecution had no choice. Remember, no charges were even filed on Zimmerman for 46 days; until political pressure from high places made a political show trial mandatory.

Gene363
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13 years ago

#266

The prosecution had no choice. Remember, no charges were even filed on Zimmerman for 46 days; until political pressure from high places made a political show trial mandatory.

DadZilla3 wrote:

True, but sometime you just have to say, "No."

OTOH, the evil conspiracy idea cloud above my head says,

Yeah, they prosecuted him, but did a half job so he could get off.

Evil Thoughts wrote:

[sarcasm]

Edited by user 13 years ago | Reason: Not specified

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Bitter Klinger
Aficionado

13 years ago

#267

Zimmerman is not guilty on all counts based upon the trial evidence. Hopefully, the jury will follow proper procedure and vote based upon the evidence presented and nothing more.

I hope he's acquitted.

If he's not, I think an appeal will be granted based upon the judges egregious blunders. Zimm will be out on bail and disappear from the spotlight. The appeal wont be heard for a long time, and be held somewhere 5 miles from the Canadian border, where he will legally win back his life. The finding will be announced during some future econo/socio/politico distraction disguised as actual news VIA fast-scrolling information ticker so as not to cause any unrest amongst the natives (read FL natives - of the state, mind you).

Kinda like the "retirement" of Big Sis has gone down...nothing to see here, move along...

cacman
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13 years ago

#268

Zimmerman will still have to face civil court for wrongful death. Apparently just because a court of law finds you innocent, it doesn't mean you don't have to pay.
Zimmerman's life is over as he knew it.

Now the NAACP is exploring pressing Federal charges. I guess they don't hunt down, kill, and prosecute their own.

Edited by user 13 years ago | Reason: Not specified

rfenst
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13 years ago

#269

Finally, justice in a courtroom.

rfenst
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#270

You could NOT have held a straight face while thinking this....let alone after it rolled off your tongue.

TMCTLT wrote:

He sure can hold a straight face! Rock-straight at that. Take a look at his icon!

rfenst
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#271

cacman wrote:

We need to see the Release from the civil suit against Z's HOA. He may have been fully and finally released in that document.

8trackdisco
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13 years ago

#272

So, too much moonshine, or crack?

Dude, clean your glasses . . . .

Brewha wrote:

A jury of his peers would suggest you double check you eyewear. Your specs (specticals & your speculation) is leaning far to the left of your nose.

8trackdisco
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13 years ago

#273

So, have the riots in Oakland started yet?

That is usually where the bottom feeders of our society start destroying stuff.

8trackdisco
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13 years ago

#274

Trayvon brought skittles to a gunfight,,,

wheel,

wheelrite wrote:

Okay, Wheel it happens about four times a year, and usually happens when I least expect it.

THAT is funny.

wheelrite
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#275

Okay, Wheel it happens about four times a year, and usually happens when I least expect it.

THAT is funny.

8trackdisco wrote:

🍺

wheelrite
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#276

What about my Riot Tickets ?

DadZilla3
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13 years ago

#277

We need to see the Release from the civil suit against Z's HOA. He may have been fully and finally released in that document.

rfenst wrote:

Is it not true that some states that have implemented Castle Doctrine and Stand Your Ground laws also have provisions to hold the person found innocent in criminal court immune from civil lawsuits filed on behalf of the assailant?

If that is provided for in Florida's law, I'm wondering if that could automatically protect Zimmerman from further prosecution by the Justice Department.

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dubleuhb
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13 years ago

#278

Dunno, Robert what say you....http://lawofselfdefense.com/statute/fl-776-032%E2%80%83immunity-from-criminal-prosecution-and-civil-action-for-justifiable-use-of-force/

rfenst
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#279

Dunno, Robert what say you....http://lawofselfdefense.com/statute/fl-776-032%E2%80%83immunity-from-criminal-prosecution-and-civil-action-for-justifiable-use-of-force/

dubleuhb wrote:

Looks right, but one would need to read the annotated cases to get a better idea legally. Also, I think there would have to be a specific finding in the case at hand, not elsewhere in another case. The standard would be "more likely than not as opposed to "beyond a reasonable doubt". Good post!

rfenst
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13 years ago

#280

What about my Riot Tickets ?

wheelrite wrote:

Show date has already passed. No refunds!

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