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by **Cat-Scratch** » Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:21 pm

Benderbrau wrote:Chap needs to step up his game now that he's been promoted to resident OH lawyer.*

* Mr Black doesn't count because he's a mawd and the rules say he's not allowed to talk to us anymore

He should create a false account to speak to us.

by **Benderbrau** » Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:21 pm

I'll bet Chap is torn right now. As a southerner a trial between a black and a mexican leaves him no one to root for.

by **Benderbrau** » Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:22 pm

Cat-Scratch wrote:
He should create a false account to speak to us.

Mr Pink obviously.

by **Cat-Scratch** » Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:23 pm

habitual wrote:He's a lawyer too?

That figures......

Hab

After he joined, Nieto sprayed the place as it appeared to be an infestation of them... lawyers...

by **Cat-Scratch** » Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:27 pm

Benderbrau wrote:Mr Pink obviously.

I see him more as a Mr Blonde

by **Psivage** » Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:28 pm

Benderbrau wrote:I'll bet Chap is torn right now. As a southerner a trial between a black and a mexican leaves him no one to root for.

I bet he is hoping for a hung jury.

by **Cat-Scratch** » Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:30 pm

Psivage wrote:
I bet he is hoping for a hung jury.

by **achilles** » Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:34 pm

Psivage wrote:
I bet he is hoping for a hung jury.

No, Starlord is hoping for a hung jury. A well-hung jury... :wink:

by **Cat-Scratch** » Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:37 pm

achilles wrote:
No, Starlord is hoping for a hung jury. A well-hung jury...

Does that include the women on the jury?

by **achilles** » Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:40 pm

habitual wrote:If it's true then they went for the big one.

Zimmerman will get to stand before a judge on the "stand your ground" defense prior to a jury trial, the charges could still be dismissed.

If they're going for murder though they must have some pretty damning evidence that we haven't seen or heard yet.

You don't get the needle in Florida for 2nd degree murder, but, life imprisonment is still on the table.

Hab

They may have some damning evidence against him, but the other option for why they went ahead with it was revealed in her press release, when she felt it necessary to deny that public pressure made her charge him. Which of course sort of confirms that public pressure was at least part of the reason why she charged him, if not the entire reason.

I doubt she wants death threats herself.

Reading what constitutes proving second degree murder in Florida---it sounds like in this case at least, it will be almost impossible to prove, unless they have him confessing. Frankly, unless there absolutely is some huge unreleased evidence, under normal circumstances, they wouldn't have a prayer of convicting him for that.

But then of course these aren't normal circumstances; and it will be almost impossible for Zimmerman to get a fair trial, since the press, liberals, and the black community have already convicted him, absent any evidence.

by **Benderbrau** » Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:40 pm

Cat-Scratch wrote:
Does that include the women on the jury?

Trannies - women built with the gay man in mind

by **achilles** » Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:42 pm

habitual wrote:Boy this is going to be an O.J. level crazy trial.

I wonder where Zimmerman's new attorney is going to try and get the case tried.

Hab

If he's smart, some area that is heavily Hispanic, and where there's tension with blacks.

by **Cat-Scratch** » Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:44 pm

Benderbrau wrote:Trannies - women built with the gay man in mind

Wow, those juries in Florida are really... different.

by **achilles** » Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:46 pm

habitual wrote:
Convicted him?

I'd settle for an arrest. They're pretty standard when you shoot unarmed kids in the chest.

Also a mark on the back of the head doesn't constitute "physical evidence" in the same way a bullet hole in the chest does.

Hab

And if it had been the other way, and Zimmerman had let Martin murder him, would you call for his arrest? Would there have been a big uproar? Doubtful. And yeah, it IS physical evidence, regardless of what you think about it.

by **habitual** » Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:48 pm

achilles wrote:
They may have some damning evidence against him, but the other option for why they went ahead with it was revealed in her press release, when she felt it necessary to deny that public pressure made her charge him. Which of course sort of confirms that public pressure was at least part of the reason why she charged him, if not the entire reason.

I doubt she wants death threats herself.

Reading what constitutes proving second degree murder in Florida---it sounds like in this case at least, it will be almost impossible to prove, unless they have him confessing. Frankly, unless there absolutely is some huge unreleased evidence, under normal circumstances, they wouldn't have a prayer of convicting him for that.

But then of course these aren't normal circumstances; and it will be almost impossible for Zimmerman to get a fair trial, since the press, liberals, and the black community have already convicted him, absent any evidence.

So because she said public pressure had nothing to do with the charges it "must" have been the reason he was charged?

Hab