MarcATL
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LOLz!!!You are entitled to believe what you wish, Edgetho. He has all the stars aligned in his favor, regardless of the bias coming from the judge. If he is convicted here, it will be overturned on appeal. It will be a miscarriage of justice to convict a man without preponderance of evidence to suggest he committed the crime for which he is accused.
I don't believe Appeals Courts overturn based on evidence. Not even sure they review evidence.
I think they review based on mistakes and objections.
I could be wrong. I'm just a layman with a layman's knowledge. Which is very limited.
Maybe one of Attorney friends could jump in on this.
I was watching coverage today and recordings of yesterday's action. The judge made three potentially damning errors which could possibly sway the jury into a conviction, O'Mara now knows this, and now he is laying grounds for an appeal. She completely disregarded Lamarque and Caldwell, which potentially violates Zimmerman's 5th Amendment rights to proper presentment before a jury. The texts were compelling evidence, as were the pictures of the gun and the weed. Her disallowance of the Defense to properly prepare themselves yesterday is another, lastly her overall behavior towards the defense suggests bias.
They are (should) review on the judge's bias. It has been clear for an amount of time that she is pro prosecution.
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