George Zimmerman is a piece of crap

[Kat Kid]

This juror on CNN is doing a great job of representing #teamZimmerman

[Institutional Control]

This juror on CNN is doing a great job of representing #teamZimmerman

yeah, her agent probably told her a book deal for an acquittal was worth more than a book deal for a conviction.

[Cire]

Italians have the Roman complex of superiority

[john "teach me how to" dougie]

This juror on CNN is doing a great job of representing #teamZimmerman

yeah, her agent probably told her a book deal for an acquittal was worth more than a book deal for a conviction.

You guys would have let OJ go free.

[HerrSonntag]

Drove past WuShock U on my way to my weekly Ultimate pick-up (PM if interested in the wichita area, mondays at 6) and there were 100 people holding signs on the corner across from Koch Arena and shouting... i think i F'd up a photo Op, because they were all really animated and right up on the curb i was turning on... i was confused because i didn't know if i was going to hit any of them so i kinda slowed down rolling by and there were cameras across the street.  They seemed really pissed off about TM, whom i never knew was murdered by Wichita State officials, or at least i think thats why they were all gathered there.  Really disturbing.

[Kat Kid]

This juror on CNN is doing a great job of representing #teamZimmerman

yeah, her agent probably told her a book deal for an acquittal was worth more than a book deal for a conviction.

You guys would have let OJ go free.

No, would've convicted on that one too.

[Cire]

This juror on CNN is doing a great job of representing #teamZimmerman

yeah, her agent probably told her a book deal for an acquittal was worth more than a book deal for a conviction.

You guys would have let OJ go free.

No, would've convicted on that one too.

you would have convicted GZ?

I understand wanting to but under the law seems like it was pretty straight forward.

[Unruly]

Oh MS, you never cease to amaze me.

[Rage Against the McKee]

This juror on CNN is doing a great job of representing #teamZimmerman

yeah, her agent probably told her a book deal for an acquittal was worth more than a book deal for a conviction.

You guys would have let OJ go free.

No, would've convicted on that one too.

you would have convicted GZ?

I understand wanting to but under the law seems like it was pretty straight forward.

The law allows for a jury to interpret it any way they want, though.

[Kat Kid]

This juror on CNN is doing a great job of representing #teamZimmerman

yeah, her agent probably told her a book deal for an acquittal was worth more than a book deal for a conviction.

You guys would have let OJ go free.

No, would've convicted on that one too.

you would have convicted GZ?

I understand wanting to but under the law seems like it was pretty straight forward.

I am very confident I could've corralled that group in to nullifying SYG.

[Cire]

I watched a lot of the trial.  For me, the key was the 4 minute gap.  I think that was probably true for the jury too, because I was very biased going into trial.

[Rage Against the McKee]

If I were a juror, I wouldn't even care what the law says. The guy is on trial for murder. He's obviously a horrible person, and he created the situation. Guilty. If I can't get everyone else to agree, hung jury. I'm not going to cast a vote that sends that bad person free.

[Kat Kid]

The thing that bothers me more than anything is that relatively little attention has been paid to the absolutely insane laws in place that protected George Zimmerman.

[CNS]

The description the radio guys at 980 discussed today made it sound like either could have killed the other in that four min and both would have had pretty much the same defense.

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[Cire]

The thing that bothers me more than anything is that relatively little attention has been paid to the absolutely insane laws in place that protected George Zimmerman.

yeah

essentially, if you get in a fight in FL and are losing you can kill the other guy.

[CNS]

Yep. No duty to try to flee if you feel your life is in danger.

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[Cire]

I think that trayvon's dad not identifying the voice was pretty big too.

[K-S-U-Wildcats!]

The thing that bothers me more than anything is that relatively little attention has been paid to the absolutely insane laws in place that protected George Zimmerman.

The same laws are in place in Kansas and most other states. It was just a standard self-defense claim, and there's nothing really special about it.

[Emo EMAW]

The thing that bothers me more than anything is that relatively little attention has been paid to the absolutely insane laws in place that protected George Zimmerman.

The same laws are in place in Kansas and most other states. It was just a standard self-defense claim, and there's nothing really special about it.

Don't you have to attempt to retreat in KS?  I mix up which ones are which.

[K-S-U-Wildcats!]

This juror on CNN is doing a great job of representing #teamZimmerman

Did she give any info on the jury deliberations?

[Kat Kid]

The thing that bothers me more than anything is that relatively little attention has been paid to the absolutely insane laws in place that protected George Zimmerman.

The same laws are in place in Kansas and most other states. It was just a standard self-defense claim, and there's nothing really special about it.

You said that a lot, then someone pointed out that Stand Your Ground was mentioned in the jury instructions and you seemed surprised and now you seem to be claiming that it had no effect again.

[Spracne]

I have been edified by K-S-U with respect to the laws involved, and I suggest you all open your minds a bit.  SYG had nothing to do with the criminal proceedings.  Don't be afraid to learn about the criminal justice system; it's much better than sounding like a dumbass when you wax dumbass based on your misconceptions.

[Kat Kid]

I have been edified by K-S-U with respect to the laws involved, and I suggest you all open your minds a bit.  SYG had nothing to do with the criminal proceedings.  Don't be afraid to learn about the criminal justice system; it's much better than sounding like a dumbass when you wax dumbass based on your misconceptions.

HTH dumbass

If George Zimmerman was not engaged in an unlawful activity and was attacked in anyplace where he had a right to be, he had no duty to retreat and had the right to stand his ground and meet force with force, including deadly force if he reasonably believed that it was necessary to do so to prevent death or great bodily harm to himself or another or to prevent the commission of a forcible felony.

[K-S-U-Wildcats!]

The thing that bothers me more than anything is that relatively little attention has been paid to the absolutely insane laws in place that protected George Zimmerman.

The same laws are in place in Kansas and most other states. It was just a standard self-defense claim, and there's nothing really special about it.

Don't you have to attempt to retreat in KS?  I mix up which ones are which.

No, you don't have a duty to retreat in KS before invoking self-defense. It all comes down to whether you have a reasonable fear. Regardless, SYG was not an issue in the Zimmerman trial because according to the defendant's story that TM was on top of him, he couldn't retreat anyway.

[Kat Kid]

The thing that bothers me more than anything is that relatively little attention has been paid to the absolutely insane laws in place that protected George Zimmerman.

The same laws are in place in Kansas and most other states. It was just a standard self-defense claim, and there's nothing really special about it.

Don't you have to attempt to retreat in KS?  I mix up which ones are which.

No, you don't have a duty to retreat in KS before invoking self-defense. It all comes down to whether you have a reasonable fear. Regardless, SYG was not an issue in the Zimmerman trial because according to the defendant's story that TM was on top of him, he couldn't retreat anyway.

SYG was in the jury instructions, therefore it was an issue in the Zimmerman trial.