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:dohAll information has been turned over like it should have been.
No it hasn't.
And no it wasn't.
:dohAll information has been turned over like it should have been.
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No it hasn't.
And no it wasn't.
Holy ****!Another case of you accusing someone of something, and providing zero evidence.
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No it hasn't.
And no it wasn't.
“There’s a lot that we cannot release by law, and so we’re still asking people to wait and look at all of the evidence,” - Angela B. Corey
"Stop trying any of our cases in the media. Let us try them in the courtroom," said Corey.
Holy ****!
Stop with your false claims.
If that were the case at this point, you would be guilty of it, not I.
The lack of evidence being turned over in a timely matter is what we are discussing. Which is what O'Mara is requesting sanctions for.
That is the evidence. Duh.
a defense motion which argued the state delayed in turning over important information to Zimmerman and should be fined,
In addition.
From the article you posted.
• A demand for any data from Trayvon Martin's cell phone that hasn't been turned over yet.
• A demand for any "cleaned up, edited and/or enhanced version" of the 911 call which captured the screams which led up to the shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Feb. 26 in Sanford.
That request stems from comments made by Martin family attorney Benjamin Crump: Police claim Trayvon's father, Tracy Martin, listened to the call and said the screams weren't his son's, but Crump has said Tracy Martin actually told police he couldn't identify the voice, due to distortion, but later heard a cleaned-up version and was sure it was Trayvon.
The above should already been handed over. Long ago.
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No it hasn't.
And no it wasn't.“There’s a lot that we cannot release by law, and so we’re still asking people to wait and look at all of the evidence,” - Angela B. Corey
Angela Corey wants to close the door on public records before trial | firstcoastnews.com"Stop trying any of our cases in the media. Let us try them in the courtroom," said Corey.
This is why George Zimmerman ate his way to 300+ pounds. O'Mara wants all of the information, which he cannot have. This is the reason why he continues to file trivial motions, and skipped the immunity hearing. George has no defense.
:naughtyThe motions are delay tactics, red herrings.
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No.
It is the Prosecutor who is delaying in not handing them over.
Doh!The prosecution has handed over all discovery evidence in a timely manner according to the law. Besides accusations, do you or the defense have proof?
Doh!
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Obviously they haven't, or there would be no reason to ask for them now.
Look at you with your idiotic false claims again.You do have nothing
From the article you posted.
• A demand for any data from Trayvon Martin's cell phone that hasn't been turned over yet.
• A demand for any "cleaned up, edited and/or enhanced version" of the 911 call which captured the screams which led up to the shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Feb. 26 in Sanford.
That request stems from comments made by Martin family attorney Benjamin Crump: Police claim Trayvon's father, Tracy Martin, listened to the call and said the screams weren't his son's, but Crump has said Tracy Martin actually told police he couldn't identify the voice, due to distortion, but later heard a cleaned-up version and was sure it was Trayvon.
The above should already been handed over. Long ago.
Look at you with your idiotic false claims again.
It is you who has nothing, and are obviously blind or have failed to read that which you yourself have provided.
And again the delay tactic is coming from the prosecution in not turning over the requested info.Delay tactics, red herrings are proof of nothing.
And again the delay tactic is coming from the prosecution in not turning over the requested info.
The defense shouldn't even have to ask.
:dohIn Florida, they have to do their own homework.
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What a pathetic response.
They are doing their homework by requesting the prosecution do what it is supposed to do.
No they haven't. That is evidenced by the fact that O'Mara has to keep asking for stuff they haven't turned over.According to Florida Law, the prosecution has done all they are supposed to do.
:naughtyNot the Prosecutions fault O'Mara does not know the law.
According to Florida Law, the prosecution has done all they are supposed to do.
Not the Prosecutions fault O'Mara does not know the law.
This is getting ridiculous.
No they haven't. That is evidenced by the fact that O'Mara has to keep asking for stuff they haven't turned over.
Nor does the Prosecution decided that which the Defense is entitled to.
But since you made the claim of according to "Florida Law", prove they have done all that they are supposed to do.
Heck, you wouldn't even know where to begin.
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You got that reversed.
It is the Prosecutions fault for not turning over that which the Defense is entitled to.
What Florida law?
lol
Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure, Rule 3.22 (b) Prosecutors Discovery Obligation
:dohAccording to Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure, Rule 3.22 (b) Prosecutors Discovery Obligation, the Prosecution has not violated any of the rules contained within.
If they have violated the rules of discovery, please show proof.
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Look at you, again trying to dodge.
You clearly have no idea what you are talking about.
Here is the pdf which contains the rule.
Now show why the Prosecution has not already turned over that which is being requested.
• A demand for any data from Trayvon Martin's cell phone that hasn't been turned over yet.
• A demand for any "cleaned up, edited and/or enhanced version" of the 911 call which captured the screams which led up to the shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Feb. 26 in Sanford.
Really?A fishing expedition. DISMISSED!
Holy ****!This will be protected under (g) Matters Not Subject to Disclosure (1) Work Product. There is nothing in the Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure, Rule 3.22 (b) Prosecutors Discovery Obligation that states they must turn over a recording they had enhanced. They turned over the original recording, and may have turned over an enhanced version already. I have to look at the discovery again. Either way, the defense can have someone enhance it themselves. DISMISSED!
Really?
ilol
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Yes you are dismissed.
They are entitled to any information on the or about the phone, as it is evidence.
Secondly, where are the phones ping records?
Holy ****!
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Double Doh! :doh :doh
That is not work product.
So you again fail.
Secondly, it goes directly to Tracy's claim that he changed his mind as to who was screaming after hearing the cleaned up recording.
They are entitled to it.
Most likely it doesn't exist, and thus will just be another one of the lies coming from the family and team Crump.
Holy ****.What violation did the Prosecution commit? You still have not provided any evidence of such.