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Zimmerman bond hearing set for late June
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George Zimmerman's attorney, Mark O'Mara, said a new bond hearing date is set for June 29.
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George Zimmerman's attorney, Mark O'Mara, said a new bond hearing date is set for June 29.
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Zimmerman bond hearing set for late June - FOX 35 News OrlandoSo apparently he is to have another hearing on the 29th.
Hopefully the Judge will recognize that it was an improper line of inquiry to begin with, and as such, no obligation ensued to provide answers.
You will also find in the video on that page a report referencing the following story.
Dershowitz: Zimmerman Prosecutor Threatening to Sue Harvard for My Criticism
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She was transferred to the Office of Communications and proceeded to engage in a 40-minute rant, during which she threatened to sue Harvard Law School, to try to get me disciplined by the Bar Association and to file charges against me for libel and slander.
She said that because I work for Harvard and am identified as a professor she had the right to sue Harvard.
When the communications official explained to her that I have a right to express my opinion as “a matter of academic freedom,” and that Harvard has no control over what I say, she did not seem to understand.
She persisted in her nonstop whining, claiming that she is prohibited from responding to my attacks by the rules of professional responsibility — without mentioning that she has repeatedly held her own press conferences and made public statements throughout her career.
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Dershowitz: Zimmerman Prosecutor Threatening to Sue Harvard for My CriticismShe was transferred to the Office of Communications and proceeded to engage in a 40-minute rant, during which she threatened to sue Harvard Law School, to try to get me disciplined by the Bar Association and to file charges against me for libel and slander.
She said that because I work for Harvard and am identified as a professor she had the right to sue Harvard.
When the communications official explained to her that I have a right to express my opinion as “a matter of academic freedom,” and that Harvard has no control over what I say, she did not seem to understand.
She persisted in her nonstop whining, claiming that she is prohibited from responding to my attacks by the rules of professional responsibility — without mentioning that she has repeatedly held her own press conferences and made public statements throughout her career.
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