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Well, that’s definitive.The medical examiner said that those abrasions could have happened several hours before the altercation, during the altercation, or after the gunshot.
Well, that’s definitive.The medical examiner said that those abrasions could have happened several hours before the altercation, during the altercation, or after the gunshot.
Yes the defense will indeed present a case as their motion to dismiss the case was denied.I’m assuming the medical report, which iirc said the abrasion was consistent with hitting someone, will be presented by the defense. The fact he was right handed doesn’t prevent someone from hitting another with their left hand. We’ll have to see what the defense presents.
There’s not a lot definitive about this case except Zimmerman is a liar and a man is dead.Well, that’s definitive.![]()
Um…yeah…that’s usually what does happen in a trial. Thank you, Captain Obvious.Yes the defense will indeed present a case as their motion to dismiss the case was denied.
That, and a lead detective sharing his opinion that Zimmerman told the truth. Of course, the jury, after being reminded what the officer said, were told to forget that. …I’m sure they’ve wiped it from their memories…There’s not a lot definitive about this case except Zimmerman is a liar and a man is dead.
Those two facts are established.
Having been on a jury for a capital crime, let me tell you …That, and a lead detective sharing his opinion that Zimmerman told the truth. Of course, the jury, after being reminded what the officer said,** were told to forget that. …I’m sure they’ve wiped it from their memories**…
Of course not. They are not to discuss it in deliberations, but it is there. They heard it (twice!) and can’t unhear it.Having been on a jury for a capital crime, let me tell you …
That isn’t going to happen.
(Just as you indicated)
Not always, Captain um well Un-Obvious? Hmm. Ok then.Um…yeah…that’s usually what does happen in a trial. Thank you, Captain Obvious.![]()
Really? Which trials that haven’t been dismissed after the prosecution has presented their case have you seen where the defense didn’t get to present their case? And, I mean in the US.Not always, Captain um well Un-Obvious? Hmm. Ok then.
WESH-Channel 2 legal analyst Richard Hornsby highlighted that Bao referred to forensic pathologist Vincent Di Maio’s book. Hornsby predicted that Di Maio, a witness for the defense, will shred Bao’s findings. That should be something to look forward to next week.
Opinion is the operative word. It’s for the jury to decide.That, and a lead detective sharing his opinion that Zimmerman told the truth. Of course, the jury, after being reminded what the officer said, were told to forget that. …I’m sure they’ve wiped it from their memories…
Do you ever comment on the actual testimony? Just post links? Do you watch it?Really? Which trials that haven’t been dismissed after the prosecution has presented their case have you seen where the defense didn’t get to present their case? And, I mean in the US.
I’m sure some of those who have already determined Zimmerman’s guilt might prefer a kangaroo court, but thankfully, and obviously, trials do proceed this way in the US. I’m sorry if that isn’t obvious to you.![]()
You’re not on this jury though.Having been on a jury for a capital crime, let me tell you …
That isn’t going to happen.
(Just as you indicated)
Thank you for your kind advice. :tiphat:Do you ever comment on the actual testimony? Just post links? Do you watch it?
Just comments that are like “Mr. Obvious” how bizarre to posters I thought forum courtesy was discuss the topic not the posters Not everyone is courteous though.
Just my OPINION
and that is the operative word. Good grief.
Carry on in the usual manner…
None of us are. What is your point? Mary was sharing her experience as a juror. Have you ever been on a jury for a capital case?You’re not on this jury though.
I thought it was OBVIOUS…Thank you for your kind advice. :tiphat:
Her experience as a juror is not relevant to this case.None of us are. What is your point? Mary was sharing her experience as a juror. Have you ever been on a jury for a capital case?
It’s relevant to the discussion of whether jurors will strike something from their memory when deliberating. That’s what she was responding to. She made no claim that her experience as a juror would have an impact on Zimmerman’s faith. Your comments are odd.Her experience as a juror is not relevant to this case.
I do both. Thank you again for your kind advice. :tiphat:I thought it was OBVIOUS…
Check out the testimony not just links; they’re usually biased.
No, I am not.You’re not on this jury though.