Breaking news: "Tests only identify Zimmerman's DNA on handgun"
God bless
http://news.yahoo.com/tests-only-ide...145033119.html
The results rule out Martin's DNA from being on the gun's grip. Zimmerman's DNA also was identified on the gun's holster, but no determination could be made as to whether Martin's DNA was on the gun's holster, according to the report from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
george said there was an epic struggle for the gun. lol
making an inference based on inclusive results?
get a life
Do you think zimmerman lied about that? God bless
we know george is a liar. already confirmed.
That answers that. God bless
Tests only identify Martin's DNA on the bullet.
Lie number... I lost track of his lies. Watch Zimmerman supporters disregard the old spin story for the new one that they are concocting up right this moment.
Didn't see this posted from a few weeks ago:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/0...n_1841293.htmlGeorge Zimmerman Judge, Kenneth Lester, Ordered By Court To Disqualify Himself
ORLANDO, Fla. -- A three-judge panel in Florida has ruled that a former neighborhood watch leader charged in the fatal shooting of teenager Trayvon Martin should be granted a new judge in his case.
Florida's Fifth District Court of Appeal ruled Wednesday that Judge Kenneth Lester should enter a motion to disqualify himself in George Zimmerman's second-degree murder case. Zimmerman's attorney Mark O'Mara asked the court earlier this month to overturn a previous ruling by Lester not to leave the case.
One of the three judges dissented in the ruling.
O'Mara had argued that Lester should disqualify himself after he said the judge made disparaging remarks about Zimmerman's character and advocated for additional charges against him in setting his $1 million bond in July.
Zimmerman remains free on bail. He's pleaded not guilty.
We're down to a once a month or so trickle on news. Will probably be that way until 2013.
Lawyers just running up the tab.
and/or judges policing their own. a judge should strive to appear impartial and failing that deserves to be removed from a trial.
judges don't like it when you lie to their face.
Yup. He was pretty impartial going into the case.
I still don't get how misleading the judge about how much money he made in donations at the time equals "killer"as our brother clambake keeps hammering us with but I do know he loves him some Zimmerman updates. God bless
just passing the time until a florida court lets him walk.
jeebus loves you
Everyone lose interest?
Update from the city:
Action Plan for Reuniting Sanford:
Not since the Rodney King case in 1991, have the press, religious organizations, social activist groups, civilian oversight groups and the public in general maintained such a high interest in the role, function and performance of a Police Department.Another update:Unfortunately, in addition to Trayvon Martin’s tragic death, there were 5 other homicides in the City of Sanford between the period of February 2011 and February 2012. This number represents the tragic loss of many young lives that were cut short by the growing acts of senseless violence.
George Zimmerman Trayvon Martin June 10 2013
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A judge should strive to be impartial, not just to be a good actor.
We already hashed out all we can about this. Just waiting for the trail.
I agree. I just find it so hard to believe so little is being said still. I guess the Jackson and Sharpton types out there no longer care singe since Zimmerman isn't your typical white guy.
Last edited by Wild Cobra; 11-25-2012 at 04:51 PM.
Before:
After:
Opps...those were backwards
judge denies the cowards request to be taken off GPS tracking.
the coward is trying to go on an autograph tour to raise money for his defense fund.
George Zimmerman case: Judge denies motion to take him off GPS
Zimmerman is not allowed to leave Seminole County except to visit his attorney's office in Orange County.
George Zimmerman must remain on GPS monitoring and stay in Seminole County as he continues to await trial a judge ruled Tuesday, rejecting the second-degree murder defendant's latest request for greater freedom.
At a wide-ranging hearing, Circuit Judge Debra Nelson heard argument on an array of issues, including defense requests for greater access to evidence from state and federal investigations into the Feb. 26 shooting of Trayvon Martin.
On the bond issue, the defense argued Zimmerman has been well-behaved: Since his current, $1 million bond was put in place, Zimmerman has not violated its terms, a probation officer testified during the hearing.
But defense attorney Mark O'Mara went beyond that, arguing that the evidence also favors his client's freedom. Pulling out a bloody photograph of Zimmerman's nose from the night of the shooting, O'Mara said the court must consider "undeniable evidence of innocence" that he said exists in the case.
"The very issue of his innocence is an issue for you to consider," he said to the judge. O'Mara also argued his client needs to travel to assist his defense, and is not safe in Seminole County, where he has received threats.
However, prosecutor Bernie de la Rionda argued it's money and publicity — not safety— that the Zimmerman team is after.
"Isn't the defendant safer if law enforcement knows exactly where he is?" de la Rionda said. "If there are threats, why is he appearing on national television?"
Why does Zimmerman want to travel? De la Rionda made reference to a recently announced plan to send signed thank-you notes to defense-fund donors. "Maybe it's for autographs," he said.
After hearing argument, Nelson denied the defense motion.
Zimmerman's bond has repeatedly been a contested issue in the case. He was granted and released on $150,000 bond soon after his arrest, but that bond was revoked after prosecutors alleged that Zimmerman and his wife had conspired to hide money. Zimmerman's wife, who testified that she and her husband were broke, was charged with perjury.
Zimmerman was later granted his current $1 million bond.
In addition to the bond decision, Nelson ruled on a slew of motions:
•The state will turn over the original recording of an interview of a girl identified as Trayvon's girlfriend. The girlfriend, identified as Witness 8, is a key state witness: She says she was on the phone with Trayvon moments before the shooting, and her account largely corroborates the state's theory.
•Zimmerman may re-depose Sanford police Investigator William Erwin, who the defense says was present when police played 911 audio for Trayvon Martin's father. Police have said that Tracy Martin denied the cries for help in the audio were those of his son; however, the elder Martin has since disputed the police account.
•The state will alert the defense to any witnesses who say that they believe the cries were those of Zimmerman, who told police after the shooting that he was the one crying for help. However, prosecutors will not be required to tell the Zimemmerman team about witnesses who came to the opposite conclusion: That Trayvon was the one yelling.
•The defense can demand additional do ents from investigators with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and U.S. Department of Justice, who are conducting a civil rights probe. However, those agencies will be granted a 20 day window to file a legal challenge to those demands.
•Nelson also denied a motion for additional Florida Department of Law Enforcement records. She told O'Mara to request the do ents from the agency himself, and to re-file his motion if the FDLE doesn't comply.
The case is currently set for trial in June, with hearings expected at least once a month before then. The next court date was tentatively set for Jan. 8.
A hearing is also expected in April for Zimmerman to argue he should be immune from prosecution under Florida's the controversial "stand your ground" law.
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Awwwwww...Trill cares.
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