JackFrost
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- Jul 12, 2012
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- El Monte, California
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- Libertarian
If George Zimmerman shot and killed Trayvon Martin in one of 48 other states, I would agree he would most likely be found not guilty. Unfortunately for Zimmerman, he chose to live in Florida:lol:
For those of you clinging to the notion of "presumption of innocence", Florida only see's it as a minor inconvenience. They have done just about everything they can to **** it up:lol:
With all the cards stacked against Zimmerman, I highly doubt he will be cleared/found not guilty. This is just one more piece that reinforces my prediction of George Zimmerman being convicted of murder 2.
"Twice as easy, half the work to convict" ~ Florida Prosecutors
It is much easier for 6 jurors to convict.
For capital crimes it is even worse! Not only is this a problem of 6 jurors versus 12 jurors at trial, but of 6 versus 24; 12 grand jurors and 12 trial jurors who have seen the State’s evidence, 24 citizens who have reviewed the case in other states vs. only 6 in Florida. The Grand Jury requirement has been replaced by a signature from the State Attorney...yeah
For those of you clinging to the notion of "presumption of innocence", Florida only see's it as a minor inconvenience. They have done just about everything they can to **** it up:lol:
With all the cards stacked against Zimmerman, I highly doubt he will be cleared/found not guilty. This is just one more piece that reinforces my prediction of George Zimmerman being convicted of murder 2.
Twelve persons shall constitute a jury to try all capital cases, and six persons shall constitute a jury to try all other criminal cases.
"Twice as easy, half the work to convict" ~ Florida Prosecutors
It is much easier for 6 jurors to convict.
For capital crimes it is even worse! Not only is this a problem of 6 jurors versus 12 jurors at trial, but of 6 versus 24; 12 grand jurors and 12 trial jurors who have seen the State’s evidence, 24 citizens who have reviewed the case in other states vs. only 6 in Florida. The Grand Jury requirement has been replaced by a signature from the State Attorney...yeah