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I guess that it's good that you don't serve on a jury.I have other reasons to against George Zimmerman.
I guess that it's good that you don't serve on a jury.I have other reasons to against George Zimmerman.
I guess that it's good that you don't serve on a jury.
I have other reasons to against George Zimmerman.
I guess that it's good that you don't serve on a jury.
Those "reasons" are more important than truth?
Just hope those picked for jury duty understand what they are there for....to seek the truth...rather than let emotion cloud their judgements.
What **** are you talking about? .
I guess that it's good that you don't serve on a jury.
Come on, I don't live in Florida so who cares? What is wrong with you? I have enough articles to say about George Zimmerman and it is already truth. I hope you don't serve as jury too.
I had been summoned for jury at once but waived because they cannot setup the interpreter to meet my accommodation.
That's not a defense strategy.
We'll have to wait and see what develops.
No one said anything about using an alibi defense for the Zimmerman case.
Also from your link:
"a person of ordinary judgment would know is reasonably certain to kill or do serious bodily injury to another, and is done from ill will, hatred, spite, or an evil intent, and is of such a nature that the act itself indicates an indifference to human life."
Self defense doesn't fit that description.
You haven't yet heard any of the evidence, so that is a very premature prediction.
How can you make such a judgment without hearing all the facts? I hope that you never serve on a jury!
Foxrac - sssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...... it's best if you recuse yourself and take a breather
It doesn't matter what you think because you didn't see what happened. So be patient and wait for some witnesses' testimonies during trial since one or two of them actually saw what was going on when he or they went outside to check it out. He or they might tell the court that TM was the aggressor (attacker) and GZ was screaming for help. If that's the truth, you have to acquit him.why? I would acquit Zimmerman if the evidence proved that Trayvon was an aggressor. I have no problem acquitting him.
But if there is no solid evidence that justified shooting and both sides have only presented their "reasonable doubt" evidence, I would convict Zimmerman because this entire whole thing was COMPLETELY PREVENTABLE if Zimmerman didn't leave his vehicle. He had a mindset of cop-wannabe because he was packing a heat. That deeply concerns me.
It doesn't matter what you think because you didn't see what happened. So be patient and wait for some witnesses' testimonies during trial since one or two of them actually saw what was going on when he or they went outside to check it out. He or they might tell the court that TM was the aggressor (attacker) and GZ was screaming for help. If that's the truth, you have to acquit him.
Do you know that if GZ didn't carry his gun and TM beat him up to death, TM would go to jail for murder? It doesn't matter if TM complained that GZ followed him. Think twice before talk.
Yes, GZ killed TM in self-defense. If he didn't carry a gun that night, how would he defend himself? The point is that you said that he shouldn't carry his gun that night. Police didn't say that he shouldn't carry it that night.comical. absolutely comical. follow your own advice before you post.
first of all - that's not what happened in here. why don't we stick with what did happen? Zimmerman killed Trayvon, not other way around.
oh my! jumping to conclusion already? didn't you just tell me to be patient and wait for facts to see who was an aggressor?Yes, GZ killed TM in self-defense.
very simple - don't get out of your car to confront or pursue him. leave it to cops to deal with it. why is this simple concept extremely difficult for you to grasp?If he didn't carry a gun that night, how would he defend himself?
I've never said that. Cops never said that either.The point is that you said that he shouldn't carry his gun that night. Police didn't say that he shouldn't carry it that night.
I have served on juries. Anyone with their mind made up before the trial starts is not allowed to serve. Jury members promise to make their decisions based on the evidence that is presented during the trial. Personal "reasons" are not allowed.... I hope you don't serve as jury too....