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To: 2ndDivisionVet

Looking bad for DA


2 posted on 05/21/2012 10:55:39 AM PDT by stephenjohnbanker (God, family, country, mom, apple pie, the girl next door and a Ford F250 to pull my boat.)
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To: stephenjohnbanker

She’s done a great job of nifonging herself! Looking forward to her trial and conviction!


4 posted on 05/21/2012 10:59:41 AM PDT by Jack Hydrazine (It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine!)
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To: stephenjohnbanker

I find it particularly disingenous that Cerino thinks that citizens just should close their eyes and just abdicate all responsibility for individual and neighborhood safety to the police.

Well, that’s what citizens did for years, Detective Cerino, and now the once pround urban areas of the US are filled with ghettos where productive people used to live. PC told them don’t profile, don’t take a stand in their neighborhoods, and NOW, NOW, the police are urging people who don’t give a rat’s patoot about their neighborhoods, to take them back.

A little damn late and they are speaking to the wrong crowd.


11 posted on 05/21/2012 11:04:51 AM PDT by Molon Labbie (Prep. Now. Live Healthy, take your Shooting Iron daily.)
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To: stephenjohnbanker
I had a curious thought about that. And maybe I am giving the DA too much credit... but what if she chose Second Degree Murder because she knew it was stupid, and it couldn't be won?

Think about it. If the prosecutor had really wanted to put Zimmerman away, a manslaughter charge would have been a much safer bet. So why did she file a charge that she pretty much knew she couldn't prove?

Might it not be because it was actually an "in your face" response to all the political pressure she was getting? I mean, she had the media, the race pimps and the White House all over her in an effort to force her to railroad Zimmerman -- something she was probably not inclined to do from the start because 1) he's not guilty of anything and 2) nobody likes that level of pressure.

Now Second Degree murder charge is flashy! And, when the race pimps heard that she was going to file it, they probably thought it was super cool.

What they didn't know (if my theory is correct) is that she was playing them all for chumps. She knew the evidence wouldn't support it. She know it will probably be thrown out before it goes to trial. She also knows that even if it goes to trial, she's not going to get a conviction.

But that was never the point. The point was to 1) stop the pressure, 2) hand the hot potato off to someone else, 3) hope that everything dies down as the evidence comes out.

Plausible?

61 posted on 05/21/2012 2:06:03 PM PDT by Ronin (Dumb, dependent and Democrat is no way to go through life - Rep. L. Gohmert, Tex)
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To: stephenjohnbanker
Looking bad for DA


Really, really bad.

It seems the DA’s primary case is predicated on the irrelevant and unprovable allegation assertion that Zimmerman profiled Trayvon.

First off, the allegation of the racial not button term “profiling” is totally irrelevant. Zimmerman is not a law enforcement officer working in the field he is a private citizen ACTING ON HIS OWN PRIVATE PROPERTY.

There is one huge and significant fact that has been completely ignored by the media in this case.

The incident took place in the common area property of his gated condominium complex and Zimmerman is member of the community's association and part owner of the common area by virtue of his membership and lawful ownership of a condo in the community of sole and joint private property.

That gated community has a legally valid warning sign on the gate informing all that enter that due to high crime in the area and the fact that the gated community is private property any non member of the gated community wandering around in the gated area is subject to being stopped and questioned as to why they are on the private property and who they are a guest of in that private gated community.

All members of the gated community have signed on this policy by virtue of the bylaws of the condo association, including the woman who Trevan and his father were a guest of.

The operative word for Trevon and his daddy here is GUEST because daddy was not married to the woman who lived in the gated community nor did he ever have any intention to do so as is evidenced by actions with Treyvon’s mom over the past few months.

As a guest of a person living in a condo of the gated community (and we don't know if the woman owned a condo there,was a renter or a Section 8 housing recipient of a unit in the gated community) Trevon and Daddy were obligated to follow the rules for guests visiting the private gated community.

Included in the rules for guests was the obligation to submit to being stopped and questioned as to your reason for being in the private property of the gated community and informing the person who is questioning you who you are visiting or staying with.

This is a big deal and is legally valid.

According to the bylaws of some gated retirement communities, you are not allowed to have friend or family members living with you for more than a few days if they are below the age of 60 and these communities routinely use these laws to have young people evicted if they stay on too long.

Courts have come down hard in the favor of the rights of communal associations to police their gated community private property. The fact of the matter her is that Zimmerman was acting well within his rights on his own private property in accordance with regulations for visitors of his private property that were properly posted legal notification signs to guests entering the gates of the private property.

Treyvon and his father, in their capacity as guests on private property were obligated to follow those rules of conduct while guests on the private property.

Clearly written on the entrance sign on the gate was the obligation of guests on the private property to submit to questions regarding who they were a guest of and the reason for their visit to the community. Obviously, Treyvon violated these rules and decided to beat Zimmerman up on Zimmerman's own private property. I can't believe this fact has been ignored

70 posted on 05/21/2012 4:00:33 PM PDT by rdcbn
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To: stephenjohnbanker

Yeah, and she needs to be disbarred.


73 posted on 05/21/2012 4:10:33 PM PDT by Fledermaus (Democrats are dangerous and evil. Republicans are just useless and useful idiots.)
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To: stephenjohnbanker
Looking bad for DA

When does it start to look indictable for Al, and Jesse, and Quanell, and Holder?

When does Obama start looking more like he wished he hadn't started this crap?

116 posted on 05/22/2012 1:36:51 PM PDT by lentulusgracchus
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