iLOL
:doh
All unsupported
allegations.
What they are tryiong to keep out is untruths that only serve to bias and confuse a Jury. The prosecution on the other hand wishes to suppress evidence that adversely affects their attempts to get a conviction.
Do you now?
Something so easily refuted and you think it will guarantee a conviction? :doh iLOL
So typical.
For a couple of reasons.
There is no evidence that Zimmerman suffered from any of the side effects which only affect a very small percentage of people.
If there was evidence that he was (not just supposition) then it should be admissible.
But as t stands there is not. So it should not be admissible.
Trayvon's usage is factual. Not supposition.
Goes directly to his character and to why he was in Sanford.
Also his factually having trace amounts in his blood, that suggest usage within a three hour period, very well could explain Trayvon's mannerisms that cause Zimmerman to be suspicious of him in the first place.
"This guy looks like he's up to no good, or he's on drugs or something,"
The Leatherman denier, is now here pressing Leatherman's opinion - Again!
Figures.