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Jurors in Zimmerman Trial Have Question on Manslaughter Charge

Jurors in Zimmerman Trial Have Question on Manslaughter Charge

(AP) Jurors in Zimmerman trial have questionBy TAMARA LUSH and MIKE SCHNEIDERAssociated PressSANFORD, Fla.Jurors deciding whether George Zimmerman committed a crime when he fatally shot Trayvon Martin asked Saturday for clarification on the charge of manslaughter _ a possible indication

At Court, Groups Gather to Await Zimmerman Verdict

At Court, Groups Gather to Await Zimmerman Verdict

(AP) At court, groups gather to await Zimmerman verdictBy TAMARA LUSHAssociated PressSANFORD, Fla.As jurors deliberated for a second day in George Zimmerman’s murder trial, there was little understanding between two camps assembled outside the Seminole County Courthouse to await a

Zimmerman Jury to Begin 2nd Day of Deliberations

Zimmerman Jury to Begin 2nd Day of Deliberations

(AP) Zimmerman jury continues 2nd day of deliberationsBy TAMARA LUSHAssociated PressSANFORD, Fla.The jury in George Zimmerman’s murder trial continued its second day of deliberations Saturday, weighing whether the neighborhood watch volunteer committed a crime almost a year and a half

MSNBC Airs Photo of Dead Trayvon Martin

MSNBC Airs Photo of Dead Trayvon Martin

MSNBC is drawing fire for having aired a still photograph of Florida youth Trayvon Martin lying dead on the grass in the aftermath of his altercation with accused killer George Zimmerman. During MSNBC’s Thursday afternoon, July 11 on Tamron Hall’s

Zimmerman Jury Adjourns, to Resume Saturday

Zimmerman Jury Adjourns, to Resume Saturday

(AP) Zimmerman jury adjourns deliberations for the dayBy MIKE SCHNEIDER and KYLE HIGHTOWERAssociated PressSANFORD, Fla.With police and civic leaders urging calm, a jury began deliberating George Zimmerman’s fate Friday after hearing dueling portraits of the neighborhood watch captain: a cop

Emotion vs. reason at the Zimmerman trial

Closing arguments at the Zimmerman trial captured the overall tone of the entire epic saga.  The defense made sound arguments based in law and reason, while the prosecution hit the jury with emotional appeals to look into their hearts and

Meet the Women Who Will Decide Zimmerman's Fate

Meet the Women Who Will Decide Zimmerman's Fate

With the close of the George Zimmerman trial and the beginning of jury deliberations, all attention now focuses on the six women who will be deciding the fate of Zimmerman in his second-degree murder trial. Here is what is known

Zimmerman Trial: 'The Sound of Silence'

Zimmerman Trial: 'The Sound of Silence'

Breitbart News: The most dramatic moment yet of the George Zimmerman trial yet occurred during the defense’s closing argument Friday morning, when attorney Mark O’Mara paused for four minutes to illustrate a long gap in the prosecution’s timeline of events.

Zimmerman Trial: 'The Sound of Silence'

Zimmerman Trial: 'The Sound of Silence'

The most dramatic moment yet of the George Zimmerman trial yet occurred during the defense’s closing argument Friday morning, when attorney Mark O’Mara paused for four minutes to illustrate a long gap in the prosecution’s timeline of events.  The television

The Only Just Verdict for Zimmerman is 'Not Guilty'

The Only Just Verdict for Zimmerman is 'Not Guilty'

Forget murder. The prosecution has failed to prove the elements of the crime.  So it comes down to manslaughter–and a specific kind of manslaughter, one that lawyers call “imperfect self-defense.”  If George Zimmerman over-reacted to the danger he was in–if,

CNN Labels Zimmerman 'White Hispanic'

CNN Labels Zimmerman 'White Hispanic'

On Wednesday, CNN once again referred to Hispanic defendant George Zimmerman as a “white Hispanic who is on trial for last year’s shooting death of Trayvon Martin, a black teen, in Sanford city.” The term “white Hispanic” was coined by

Prosecutor: Zimmerman 'Profiled' Trayvon

Prosecutor: Zimmerman 'Profiled' Trayvon

“This defendant decided that the victim was up to no good,” said prosecutor Bernie de la Rionda. The prosecutor said, “In the defendant’s mind, this was a criminal, and he was tired of criminals out there. That’s not a bad