Florida prosecutor indicted for falsifying arrest warrant against George Zimmerman

e-mail from Conservative Byte ^ | 7/25/13 | conservativebyte.com

[JimRed]

A citizen's grand jury apparently does not carry the force of law, but I'm sure the LSM will pick up on this story- NOT!

[Doofer]

It don’t mean nothing. Go to bed now...

[yldstrk]

these citizen’s grand juries are ridiculous

sort of like those people creating their own ids and resigning from the country

no real authority

[meatloaf]

Old news. Sorry to say it’s grandstanding. I hope both she and BDLR get Nifonged. I’m sure here’s a Micky D someplace that needs burger flippers. On second thought, burger flippers have more talent and deserve more credit than the two slime mates.

[EEGator]

I declare myself King of Delaware.

It holds the same weight.

[driftdiver]

I want to know when our law enforcement is going to follow up on all the death threats.

Conspiracy to commit murder is a felony.

[Slyfox]

I'm sure the LSM will pick up on this story

Nah, we just need to wait for the British press, they'll cover it.

[SERE_DOC]

Your majesty!

[SpinnerWebb]

Long live King EEGator! Huzzah!

[TruthShallSetYouFree]

I declare myself King of Delaware.

Could you get me a deal at Rehoboth Beach?

[Flash Bazbeaux]

Can I be Prince?

[SpinnerWebb]

I would like to work in Laz’s ministry as a royal hitter.

[EEGator]

Arise my subjects.

[EEGator]

You can have Rehoboth, as it’s a little too “Liberace” for me.

[davisfh]

I fear that an attempt is being made to bring this entire matter back to square one and begin again the prosecution of Zimmerman.

[EEGator]

Only if you behave like Prince Harry.

[Bratch]

[alloysteel]

Was there ever an OFFICIAL grand jury to whom this evidence was introduced, prior to making the indictment against George Zimmerman? Apparently not, as the indictment was brought by Angela Corey based on what was essentially hearsay evidence, and bypassing the grand jury altogether.

It has always been popularly supposed (particularly by those on the left) that a grand jury could return an indictment against a ham sandwich, if that was the outcome desired.

But given the weakness of the case, even this low standard was more than the grand jury could be trusted with.

Under Florida law, a certain degree of prosecutorial discretion is allowed, but not when there is potential for sentence for commission of a capital crime. Manslaughter would not be necessarily subject to grand jury review, but almost certainly, second-degree murder should have been beyond the discretion of the prosecutor.

[TruthShallSetYouFree]

You can have Rehoboth, as it’s a little too “Liberace” for me.

I should have guessed when I saw all those candelabras on the beach.

[EEGator]

“So let it be written, so let it be done.”