The judge said the prosecution has a good, strong case? lol
Yes, the judge said the Prosecution had a good case as one of the reasons he revoked Zimmerman's Bond.
But maybe you or Dershowitz have seen more evidence than he has.
The judge said the prosecution has a good, strong case? lol
He said they had a good case to revoke the bond based on the misleading testimony about their finances...but keep making shit up like they have any hope in hell of a convictionYes, the judge said the Prosecution had a good case as one of the reasons he revoked Zimmerman's Bond.
He said they had a good case to revoke the bond based on the misleading testimony about their finances...but keep making shit up like they have any hope in hell of a conviction
This is a serious charge for which life may be imposed; the evidence against him is strong; he has been charged with one prior crime, for which he went through a pre-trial diversion program, and has had an injunction lodged against him" for domestic violence.
Most importantly, though, is the fact that he has now demonstrated that he does not properly respect the law or the integrity of the judicial process."
You should know better about a lot of things and yet you don't...those are separate thoughts and not connected except in your mind. Punctuation gives you a clue...but keep on thinking whatever you want, just don't get your panties too far up your ass when he walksYou should know better than to argue with me by now
I'm thinking back to something I said a long while ago, before GZ was ever charged... I said a few months ago I thought GZ really, really should've just hit the media circuit and given interviews to just about anyone who wanted one, or at least a few key, chosen figureheads of media.
The reason I gave then is the same I have now, I honestly think that would've helped him a lot. I know this goes against conventional wisdom... but you see where not doing it got him. He's now in jail, charged with murder 2 of all things... in a lot of ways it just seems like his situation is getting worse, when I believe the closer to the truth of what happened the public gets, the better his situation will be. The more of the public which are aware of what actually happened that night, the harder it becomes to do what Corey is doing.
If he'd gotten out there (the earlier the better) and just humanized himself, sat down with Diane Sawyer or whoever the fuck, Chris Hansen... whoever. And just laid it all out, said hey this is what happened, I feel awful about it, but that is the truth.
It would've been so much harder to demonize him, paint him as a racist, the boogie man... if he'd been a living, breathing, normal looking unassuming guy just explaining sincerely how his intentions were merely to try to help protect his neighbors after a lot of burglaries, and he didn't continue to follow, and this is what the kid did to me... and this is how I felt at that time, and the evidence which comes out later, if it does, will back up what I'm saying.
If he'd done that I sincerely doubt he would've ever been charged.
I think the reasons he didn't do that were three fold:
1.) Cowardice, understandable
2.) A large number of people in his life advising against it
3.) Trying to spare the feelings of Trayvon's parents by telling them what their son did to him
You should know better about a lot of things and yet you don't...those are separate thoughts and not connected except in your mind. Punctuation gives you a clue...but keep on thinking whatever you want, just don't get your panties too far up your ass when he walks
You should know better about a lot of things and yet you don't...those are separate thoughts and not connected except in your mind. Punctuation gives you a clue...but keep on thinking whatever you want, just don't get your panties too far up your ass when he walks
This is a serious charge for which life may be imposed; the evidence against him is strong; he has been charged with one prior crime, for which he went through a pre-trial diversion program, and has had an injunction lodged against him" for domestic violence.
Most importantly, though, is the fact that he has now demonstrated that he does not properly respect the law or the integrity of the judicial process."
Most well respected legal mind and experts know to shut their mouth and not whore themselves on media for money and fame when they do not have the access to all the fact to the case.
No firm date given but it has to be in the next 15 days.What happened to the evidence dump that was announced?
You should know better about a lot of things and yet you don't...those are separate thoughts and not connected except in your mind. Punctuation gives you a clue...but keep on thinking whatever you want, just don't get your panties too far up your ass when he walks
HAHA...that's almost funny, you know you got got your ass handed to you and won't admit it...stick your head back in the sand why don't youYeah, I just don't post BS like you do. I generally try to know what I am talking about before I do post.
To revoke bond due to misleading them on their finances...not the murder case...from that quote they are separate and not one and the sameSeriously your going off the deep end with the punctuation nonsense.
Walk or not judge says prosecution has a strong case.
It's possible the evidence we have not seen is more compelling than what we have seen.
I had read 30 days - Link
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You DO have a sense of humor:awe:I hadn't seen some of them.
What were the odds that it was a watermelon iced tea?>
You do realize that what you're describing is reasonable doubt right? Even if you want to ignore the fact that he shot someone who was on top of him and had already assaulted him there's no sane person who could say beyond a reasonable doubt he was guilty...of course arguing sanity with your side is pointlessThere's plenty of evidence we already know about to convict, and no evidence that supports Zimmerman's version of events to the exclusion of other equally plausible scenarios.
So it comes down to whether a jury or judge believes Zimmerman. As far as evidence is concerned.
Even if they accept his version, its possible he could be convicted. In this case there's a pretty fine line between self-defense, and having a pre-conceived notion of the character of the person who punched him in the nose which could have led to a rash decision.
Shooting someone out of frustration or anger isn't self-defense, if a jury thinks thats a more reasonable likelihood than a real fear for his life.
Shooting someone out of frustration or anger isn't self-defense, if a jury thinks thats a more reasonable likelihood than a real fear for his life.
You forget, they were just love pats after all, no real harm done, any reasonable person would have just laid there and let him beat on them until he got tired, any stranger who breaks your nose and knocks you to the ground and keeps beating you isn't really trying to hurt or kill you and if you think so you're a foolShooting someone because you're being attacked is self-defense.
You do realize that what you're describing is reasonable doubt right? Even if you want to ignore the fact that he shot someone who was on top of him and had already assaulted him there's no sane person who could say beyond a reasonable doubt he was guilty...of course arguing sanity with your side is pointless