04-30-2013, 09:33 PM
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It has and continues to be our position that the Stand Your Ground Immunity Statute does not apply to the actions of George Zimmerman on the night that he shot and killed Trayvon Martin. Further, the decision made by the defense to waive a pretrial hearing and to solely continue on to trial vindicates the many thousands of protesters who demanded George Zimmerman be arrested for the killing of Trayvon Martin. After all, to have a felony criminal trial an arrest must first be made.
This should not have a bearing on this case. This application is useless. Stand your ground had it not been implicated post haste should stand on its own. To bring verification of the law as it stands should be the deciding factor not public referendum.
It has and continues to be our position that the Stand Your Ground Immunity Statute does not apply to the actions of George Zimmerman on the night that he shot and killed Trayvon Martin. Further, the decision made by the defense to waive a pretrial hearing and to solely continue on to trial vindicates the many thousands of protesters who demanded George Zimmerman be arrested for the killing of Trayvon Martin. After all, to have a felony criminal trial an arrest must first be made.
This should not have a bearing on this case. This application is useless. Stand your ground had it not been implicated post haste should stand on its own. To bring verification of the law as it stands should be the deciding factor not public referendum.
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