at this point I'm pretty sure Zimmerman went Liar Liar/fight club on himself after he shot Trayvon. Gotta make it look like self defense.
I don't believe Zimmerman's story at all. At least not what I've heard of it. He has yet to testify, and I haven't heard all of the testimony beginning yesterday afternoon and into today. But from what I have heard I don't believe him.
I think he was an overzealous wanna be cop and created a dangerous situation that ended up with a teenager getting killed. He's an adult, Trayvon was not. Trayvon didn't deserve to be killed. He deserves to serve time for that.
People think self-defense is some type of fail safe... He killed someone. He shouldn't get to say olly olly umphrey, self defense cause he got punched in the nose.
I practice mostly family law... Do some criminal defense work, but it's about 5% of my practice.Thanks. What type of law do you practice? I thought someone said you are a lawyer.
Does the fact that the star witness is a liar trouble you? Is there anything that would cause you to change your mind? How exactly does a court determine if a life is in jeopardy and if deadly force was justified? If there are no eyewitnesses to the entire event, doesn't that make it relatively hard to get a conviction? The shooter has wounds consistent with his version of events. We know Trayvon was not a very good person who enjoyed attacking people. Couldn't it be plausible that he finally attacked the wrong person?
I didn't really put forth a "theory," but ok.This theory has so many holes and I don't know where to start,but I will give it a go.
Intent is not an element of what George has been charged with. How many times do I have to tell you that before it sinks into your thick skull?1.Intent...Zimm had no intention to kill TM,just question his activities.If Zimm had a mind to kill himself a punk that night,why would he dial 911?
According to whom did Trayvon initiate physical contact?2.TM initiated physical contact.
Well, the prosecution did not charge George with unlawful following, so what's your point? If your point is that Trayvon didn't have the right to protect himself, then I'd say you're wrong.Following someone does not constitute a crime.
OK? Can you get the death penalty for that?Battery is a crime.
Is this a "no u" defense?3.If Zimm was an overzealous wanna be cop,what was Trayvon then?...an over drugged wanna be gangsta?
Again, the state doesn't have to prove intent to kill. What he intended to do by shooting is irrelevant. Shooting a gun in and of itself is a reckless act, unless it's necessary force to defend oneself. I don't think it was reasonable to shoot him.4.In the heat of the moment,did Zimm shoot to kill,or shoot to incapacitate?
If you wanna argue the law, you better do some learnin son.Common sense.
Get some.
No, but I wasnt aware that he did. What you can be is shot for it, and he was, and he died.OK? Can you get the death penalty for that?
A stranger beating you in a alley while you are defenceless, makes a pistol necessary forceShooting a gun in and of itself is a reckless act, unless it's necessary force to defend oneself. I don't think it was reasonable to shoot him.
I didn't really put forth a "theory," but ok.
Intent is not an element of what George has been charged with. How many times do I have to tell you that before it sinks into your thick skull?
According to whom did Trayvon initiate physical contact?
Well, the prosecution did not charge George with unlawful following, so what's your point? If your point is that Trayvon didn't have the right to protect himself, then I'd say you're wrong.
OK? Can you get the death penalty for that?
Is this a "no u" defense?
Again, the state doesn't have to prove intent to kill. What he intended to do by shooting is irrelevant. Shooting a gun in and of itself is a reckless act, unless it's necessary force to defend oneself. I don't think it was reasonable to shoot him.
If you wanna argue the law, you better do some learnin son.
I didn't really put forth a "theory," but ok.
Intent is not an element of what George has been charged with. How many times do I have to tell you that before it sinks into your thick skull?
According to whom did Trayvon initiate physical contact?
Well, the prosecution did not charge George with unlawful following, so what's your point? If your point is that Trayvon didn't have the right to protect himself, then I'd say you're wrong.
OK? Can you get the death penalty for that?
Is this a "no u" defense?
Again, the state doesn't have to prove intent to kill. What he intended to do by shooting is irrelevant. Shooting a gun in and of itself is a reckless act, unless it's necessary force to defend oneself. I don't think it was reasonable to shoot him.
If you wanna argue the law, you better do some learnin son.