State of Florida v. Zimmerman: Editorial

JoeDavistaleph Haynes Davis, Esq.
I find it highly objectionable that those in the so-called black-American “civil rights” community are calling for “calm” in light of the deliberations that the jury of six women is now in the process of setting forth.

Why do these so-called “leaders” call these press conferences to make these age-old declarations raising the very hysteria that these self-appointed, self-anointed, non-elected, self-declared “representatives” claim to try to keep from happening?

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State V. Zimmerman Notes And Thoughts 7/8/2013

As the prosecution rested its case last week, and now the defense is continuing to present its case in State of Florida v. Zimmerman this week, here is one of the observations that I made at the end of the State of Florida’s case in chief and I asked the following question (s):

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ZIMMERMAN TRIAL 7/3/2013

Gavel9Posted on July 4, 2013
Prosecutors on Wednesday continued presenting their case in chief in week two of the 2nd degree murder trial of George Zimmerman and presented more evidence about Zimmerman’s work in a college criminal justice course. Prosecutors for the State of Florida say that evidence shows that the defendant neighborhood watch volunteer knew about Florida’s self-defense law and had aspirations of becoming a police officer. That evidence was in contrast to the statements that Zimmerman said in an interview with Fox News last year saying that he did not know about the law. However, it remains to be seen it this evidence and testimony will benefit the State of Florida as the jury of six women continue to hear the evidence.

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STATE OF FLORIDA V. ZIMMERMAN 7/1/2103

Gavel7Posted on July 2, 2013

Prosecutors in the 2nd degree murder trial of George Zimmerman on Monday continued to present evidence for the second week with the State of Florida calling witnesses Hirotaka Nakasone an FBI medical examiner, Sanford Police officer Doris Singleton, and lead Sanford Police investigator Chris Serino to the witness stand testifying for the state. But it was the voice of the accused, George Zimmerman that actually took center stage for much of Monday.

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ZIMMERMAN TRIAL 7/2/2013

Gavel8Posted on July 3, 2013
The State of Florida in the 2nd degree murder trial of George Zimmerman on Tuesday presented more evidence to the jury of five women and one man in week number two of the trial of the man that killed Trayvon Martin. The jury heard testimony and evidence again from Chris Serino the Sanford police detective who led the homicide investigation, Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Valerie Rao, federal air marshal Mark Osterman who was George Zimmerman’s friend, and Kristen Bentsen, Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Latent Print Analyst as witnesses testifying for the state.

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STATE OF FLORIDA V. ZIMMERMAN ANALYSIS 6/30/2013

Gavel6Posted on July 1, 2013
The continuation of the State of Florida v. Zimmerman trial is set for Monday morning in Sanford Florida. Here is an analysis of matters related to the trial prepared in an effort to answer some of the on-going questions from readers, and viewers and those who have followed this fascinating case.

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