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Just carrying a firearm and relentlessly following someone could signify to a juror or two a pre-meditation. The other jurors may subsequently go along with that and convict for murder.
he is not being charged with premeditation
good lord, when will lefties like you learn the facts
It is a logical conclusion that if the jury feels there was pre-meditation then that easily proves the murder 2 charge if not murder 1.
I kind of miss the old dog!
Presumption of innocence remains until evidence overturns that presumption. If that line is followed it is acquittal on all charges.
I kind of miss the old dog!
I kind of miss the old dog!
Lair!
he is not being charged with premeditation
good lord, when will lefties like you learn the facts
It is a logical conclusion that if the jury feels there was pre-meditation then that easily proves the murder 2 charge if not murder 1.
no, no, no...the jury cannot consider first degree murder, period. the prosecution has not charged him that crime. thus, premeditation is irrelevant. further, it is highly unlikely the jury would come to that conclusion on their own, given, the prosecution NEVER argued it.
please, enlighten yourself before typing.
I kind of miss the old dog!
I kind of miss the old dog!
What's the story?
I kind of miss the old dog!
Lair!
You guys are really starting to panic.
I kind of miss the old dog!
What's the story?
He's going to have a huge civil suit to deal with.
Trayvon Martin wrongful death claim more than $1 million - Orlando Sentinel
Trayvon Martin's parents have settled a wrongful-death claim for an amount thought to be more than $1 million against the homeowners association of the Sanford subdivision where their teenage son was killed.
I kind of miss the old dog!
What's the story?
Truthmatters.
RIP(ieces)
I will niver phear yuo!
He's going to have a huge civil suit to deal with.
Trayvon Martin wrongful death claim more than $1 million - Orlando Sentinel
Trayvon Martin's parents have settled a wrongful-death claim for an amount thought to be more than $1 million against the homeowners association of the Sanford subdivision where their teenage son was killed.
How so?
The HOA paid the Martin family $1M.
Zimmerman and all owners in the HOA pay dues.
Dues pay for insurance, among other things.
If anything, if Zimmerman is found not guilty or acquitted or whatever, I would think the HOA/Insurance companies would have the right to go after the Martin family for the $1M.
