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Doer

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Hold on...what's this now, my troolie trools? A very boring DNA preso, finally, I see to point.

If Zims story is straight there should be some blood of Zim's on Trevon's clothes, hands, (holding Zims mouth), etc

So, there seems to be no Zim blood from an instantly broken nose, anywhere. So....it ain't over. :)
 

Red1966

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Hold on...what's this now, my troolie trools? A very boring DNA preso, finally, I see to point. If Zims story is straight there should be some blood of Zim's on Trevon's clothes, hands, (holding Zims mouth), etc So, there seems to be no Zim blood from an instantly broken nose, anywhere. So....it ain't over. :)
Why do you assume there was no blood?
 

UncleBuck

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Why do you assume there was no blood?
i believe his assertion is based on a little thing called forensic evidence, or in this case, the complete lack thereof.

but maybe the judge and hury will agree to see things from the perspective of you and desert dud, where evidence is no matter and interrogators get fired for asking questions.
 

desert dude

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i believe his assertion is based on a little thing called forensic evidence, or in this case, the complete lack thereof.

but maybe the judge and hury will agree to see things from the perspective of you and desert dud, where evidence is no matter and interrogators get fired for asking questions.
Poor, Bucky, all butt hurt.
 

UncleBuck

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Poor, Bucky, all butt hurt.
why would i be butthurt that you said interrogators should be fired for asking questions?

why would i be butthurt that there is no blood on martin's hands, cuffs, or fingernails, despite supposedly suffocating zimmerman on his bloody face?

these seem more like things that would make you butthurt. so i call projection.
 

desert dude

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why would i be butthurt that you said interrogators should be fired for asking questions?

why would i be butthurt that there is no blood on martin's hands, cuffs, or fingernails, despite supposedly suffocating zimmerman on his bloody face?

these seem more like things that would make you butthurt. so i call projection.
Gee, Buck, it looks like you almost got a degree in psychology too.
 

desert dude

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serino should be fired for asking questions!

Hey, Buck, did you catch the latest prosecutorial back fire? Their witness bolstered the defense case that self defense was reasonable in this case.

"They called as a witness Alexis Francisco Carter, the military attorney who taught the class. Carter described Zimmerman as one of his better students and said the neighborhood watch volunteer got an "A'' in his class.

Under cross-examination, Carter gave two definitions of legal concepts that seemed to bolster the defense's case. He explained that a person can make a self-defense argument if the person has a "reasonable apprehension" of death or great bodily harm.
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"It's imminent fear. The fact alone that there isn't an injury doesn't necessarily mean that the person didn't have a reasonable apprehension or fear," Carter said. "The fact that there are injuries might support there was reasonable apprehension and fear."


Carter also explained the concept of "imperfect self-defense," when a person is being threatened but then counters with a force disproportionately greater than the force used against them.


"They would have the right to defend themselves?" said defense attorney Don West.


"Right," Carter said.

http://news.yahoo.com/expert-no-martin-dna-gun-grip-200653214.html
 

SirGreenThumb

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Hey, Buck, did you catch the latest prosecutorial back fire? Their witness bolstered the defense case that self defense was reasonable in this case.

"They called as a witness Alexis Francisco Carter, the military attorney who taught the class. Carter described Zimmerman as one of his better students and said the neighborhood watch volunteer got an "A'' in his class.

Under cross-examination, Carter gave two definitions of legal concepts that seemed to bolster the defense's case. He explained that a person can make a self-defense argument if the person has a "reasonable apprehension" of death or great bodily harm.
."Play video



"It's imminent fear. The fact alone that there isn't an injury doesn't necessarily mean that the person didn't have a reasonable apprehension or fear," Carter said. "The fact that there are injuries might support there was reasonable apprehension and fear."


Carter also explained the concept of "imperfect self-defense," when a person is being threatened but then counters with a force disproportionately greater than the force used against them.


"They would have the right to defend themselves?" said defense attorney Don West.


"Right," Carter said.

http://news.yahoo.com/expert-no-martin-dna-gun-grip-200653214.html
Oh, Oh, Don't forget he is JAG. :grin:
 
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