So What's Up with Zimmerman?

Zimmerman update

legal fees

George Zimmerman's attorney says he plans to ask the state of Florida to cover $200,000 to $300,000 of his client's legal expenses.
Mark O'Mara told the Orlando Sentinel Monday night that because Zimmerman was acquitted, state law requires Florida to pay all his legal costs, minus the fee that goes to his lawyers.
O'Mara said Monday that a motion asking Circuit Judge Debra S. Nelson to authorize the payments "is in the works."
The expenses include fees associated with expert witnesses, travel, depositions, photocopies and the 3-D video depicting Martin punching Zimmerman that defense attorneys presented during closing arguments.
The Orlando Sentinel reported that under Florida Statute 939.06, a defendant who has been acquitted is not liable for costs associated with his or her case. The money would come from the state Judicial Administrative Commission


Zimmerman plans to seek legal fees from Florida, lawyer says | Fox News
 
Zimmerman update

legal fees

George Zimmerman's attorney says he plans to ask the state of Florida to cover $200,000 to $300,000 of his client's legal expenses.
Mark O'Mara told the Orlando Sentinel Monday night that because Zimmerman was acquitted, state law requires Florida to pay all his legal costs, minus the fee that goes to his lawyers.
O'Mara said Monday that a motion asking Circuit Judge Debra S. Nelson to authorize the payments "is in the works."
The expenses include fees associated with expert witnesses, travel, depositions, photocopies and the 3-D video depicting Martin punching Zimmerman that defense attorneys presented during closing arguments.
The Orlando Sentinel reported that under Florida Statute 939.06, a defendant who has been acquitted is not liable for costs associated with his or her case. The money would come from the state Judicial Administrative Commission


Zimmerman plans to seek legal fees from Florida, lawyer says | Fox News

Good on him. Make those in opposition of the American values held true by most Americans pay up

-Geaux
 
Zimmerman update

legal fees

George Zimmerman's attorney says he plans to ask the state of Florida to cover $200,000 to $300,000 of his client's legal expenses.
Mark O'Mara told the Orlando Sentinel Monday night that because Zimmerman was acquitted, state law requires Florida to pay all his legal costs, minus the fee that goes to his lawyers.
O'Mara said Monday that a motion asking Circuit Judge Debra S. Nelson to authorize the payments "is in the works."
The expenses include fees associated with expert witnesses, travel, depositions, photocopies and the 3-D video depicting Martin punching Zimmerman that defense attorneys presented during closing arguments.
The Orlando Sentinel reported that under Florida Statute 939.06, a defendant who has been acquitted is not liable for costs associated with his or her case. The money would come from the state Judicial Administrative Commission


Zimmerman plans to seek legal fees from Florida, lawyer says | Fox News

Good on him. Make those in opposition of the American values held true by most Americans pay up

-Geaux

yes this is the normal or regular money the state owes him for bringing the charges

he still has the sanction hearings from the numerous times the state played dirty ball

starting at day one when the assistant attorney general side slipped the grand jury

and presented a one sided charging document
 
Of course Holder and Adolf Obama were just pandering to the LIV's. They talk the talk but can't walk the walk.

Score one for the good guys

-Geaux

Nothing like hearing a child killer is one of the "good guys".

"The war being over this year the south being overpowered have to submit to every thing, they lost their cause by being divided among them selves [sic] and many going over to the north…Lee surrendered to Grant on the 9th of April 65 which they never would have done if they had been united …By such men we have lost our property and liberty."
Rev. Jesse Cox of Williamson County 1865


So tell us, was Lincoln a "confederate"? That seems to be the new fad in right wing revisionist history. Since USMB Republicans insist it is they who are against slavery and they are the party of Lincoln then the confederates must all be Democrats. Are today's confederates saying they are Republican to smear the party of civil rights and freedom?
 

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