bripat9643
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Sure I do. It was televised. They never called the list of members of the Neighborhood Watch group to testify -How do I know this?
Because I've been exchanging emails with a close friend of mine who is one of the top Lawyers in Orlando following the case closely and he told me they didn't. He said he cannot get over the incompetence of the prosecution - its a clear case of manslaughter.
Your lawyer friend is obviously an incompetent boob because it's not even close to manslaughter. There is no gross negligence on the part of Zimmerman. He was defending himself.
That's the same as saying if the rape victim hadn't worn the slutty dress she wouldn't have been raped. It's even worse that than, because following someone is perfectly legitimate behavior. It's not criminal. However, assaulting someone is criminal, and that's what Trayvon did.
Zimmerman crossed the line and the only people who can CLARIFY and IDENTIFY what that line is are the members of the Neighborhood Watch Group who were left out of the equation guaranteeing eternal uncertainty & ignorance for the jury. Thanks. - Jeri
Zimmerman didn't cross any line. He didn't break any law or even do anything that was suspicious. All his actions were perfectly reasonable and legitimate. Trayvon is a thug who broke the law. He was behaving suspiciously and then he assaulted someone. He got what he deserved.
According to these Neighborhood Watch Guidelines - He did. Read up:
Neighborhood Block Watch Guidelines | eHow
So let's look at this from the point of view that Zimmerman knew full well the neighorhood block watch guidelines were----------> do not take the law into your own hands, do not follow the individual - it is clear he knew ahead of time that following was not permitted much less following with a deadly weapon.
Add to this that Zimmerman signed up and took a course on Stand your Ground law - he knew the ins and outs and yet told the police he had no idea what the Stand your Ground law was when he was questioned. So he lied about that. He not only knew.. according to his instructor he recieved an A for the course.
Bottom line. Zimmerman took the law into his own hands. Knew the Stand your Ground defense inside and out and customized his story to fit the profile therein obtaining a not guilty verdict.
It's manslaughter. Imo.
-Jeri
Nowhere on your link does it say "do not follow the individual." Apparently you just made that up. It does say "do not take the law into your own hands, but Zimmerman didn't do that, so it's irrelevant.
Furthermore, your guidelines are just generic advice for neighborhood watches in general. They weren't published by Zimmerman's neighborhood watch.
That's pretty much a total strike out.
Bottom line: Zimmerman didn't violate any guidelines.
Also, Zimmerman didn't take any "Stand your Ground law." He took a class in criminal law.
Nothing the lynch mob ever says about Zimmerman ever turns out to be even close to the truth.
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