They almost match difference is E13 and E40.

Hanging on MOM's every word...

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Uh-Oh will MOM get in trouble for having on there that Serino though GZ was telling the truth.

OOps he did just lower it to make that disappear.

Just posted at CTH:
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/buster/tra ... son-873407

Fascinating.

Nelson is a Democrat, first appointed by Republican Jeb Bush.

Both O'Mara ($250) and West ($100) donated to her first re-election campaign.

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"That the attacker sustained a mortal wound is a matter that should have been considered by the deceased before he committed himself to the task he undertook." - 5th DCA, Stinson v. State (Fl)

Maybe we'll get lucky and the state will demand it be stricken again! Streisand Effect...

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Lawyers typically donate to campaigns, and likely donated to others.

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I had assumed as much. Both donated, but very minimally.

For me, the most fascinating part was yet another supposed Republican appointing a democrat to the judiciary.

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"That the attacker sustained a mortal wound is a matter that should have been considered by the deceased before he committed himself to the task he undertook." - 5th DCA, Stinson v. State (Fl)

10:36 a.m.
O’Mara says the state is saying Zimmerman knew he better say he was screaming, calling him a master-mind murderer.

If you have a doubt that’s true, you need to tell the state don’t ever come back before use like this again, O’Mara says.

He says there is factual innocence.

“He is because he acted in self-defense,” O’Mara says about Zimmerman being innocent.

O’Mara shows a slideshow of the witnesses: Chad Joseph, Andrew Gaugh, Sean Noffke.

He says Noffke showed no anger or animosity in his voice and accepted that Zimmerman may have thought he should go find out the direction of running.

The next slides show: Rumph, Dorival.

He calls Dorival an interesting witness. He says Dorival described who a suspicious person was as someone unknown, someone being in the neighborhood where they don’t belong.

He says he is not going to allow the jurors to ignore the realities of what happened that night.

He says Dorival described Zimmerman as meek.

He describes the Citizens on Patrol program and says Zimmerman declined participating.

10:29 a.m.
Four minutes felt like a long time while doing nothing, O’Mara says. The jurors get to try and figure out what Martin was doing, he adds.

He says someone in decent shape could run a mile in four minutes.

Somebody decided they were angry and did decide that it wasn’t over with the running, he says.

The person who decided it was going to continue is the guy who didn’t go home when he had the chance to, O’Mara says.

He says the state dared to tell the jury that Martin had not decisions, but he had four minutes of planning.

“Now let’s decide what probably happened that night because we know the results.”

He says a 17-year-old gets to talk stupidly and he OK with Jeantel saying her age was 16 or 17.

O’Mara says he would’ve told Zimmerman not to talk to law enforcement if he was called that night.

He asks the jury to throw out all the statements he made and consider what is left.

“Thank God for Jenna Lauer,” he says because she requested a picture.

He shows the enlarged picture of Zimmerman with a bloody nose.

He says there is 40 seconds of screaming.

If it was Trayvon Martin, he says, it was a bizarre 45 second event that still let him batter Zimmerman.

A comparison couldn’t be done, according to Dr. Nakasone, O’Mara says.

He says Mora said Zimmerman looked strange.

He says Zimmerman told Manalo to tell his wife that he shot somebody, not that he killed somebody like De la Rionda said.

“He told his wife he wasn’t the one shot,” O’Mara says.

10:19 a.m.
The jury is reseated. O'Mara resumes his closing argument.

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10:53 a.m.

He thinks Jeantel statement changed after an interview with one of the attorneys.

Next slide shows MacDonald, which he says he talked about the T-Mobile records. He moves on to Jenna Lauer’s slide.

He says Lauer said there was only one person yelling for help and helped them determine the movement of the figures in the animation.

Next slide shows Selma Mora. “She saw what she saw.”

Next slide shows McKinney. Next slides show Jon Good and John Manala, Officer Ayala.

He says if the hands are an inconsistency they use to determine ill-will or spite, that it is absurd.

Next slide: Livingston, Smith.

He says Smith is the one Zimmerman talked to twice for help.

Next slide: Folgate

Next slide: Nakasone

He is the one who said they can’t identify the voice.

Next slide: Singleton.

She addressed the Christian statement.

Next slide: Serino

He says the state knew the surveillance cameras weren’t working and knew it was a bluff when Serino said there was video.

10:46 a.m.

Next slide shows O’Brien, the HOA president, who described the stucco guys leading to the arrest of a burglar.

O’Mara says the state alleging that Zimmerman was frustrated by that and wanted to catch a burglar is not tied together.

Next slide shows Sgt. Raimondo. He calls him a great cop.

Next slide shows Smith, the crime scene tech. He says there is a lack of evidence and Zimmerman gets the benefit.

The next slide shows Bahadoor, and O’Mara asks the jurors to check out her credibility before they take in what she said.

Next slide show Surdyka, who he points out said she heard three pops. “She got it wrong,” he says, adding that she seemed particularly affected by stress.

Next slide shows Jeanne Manalo. He says she made some assumptions on facts she saw afterward. She looked at pictures of Martin when he was 12 years old, he says.

Next slide shows Rachel Jeantel. O’Mara says his perspective is that she didn’t want to be involved and he thinks her mom got with Fulton and told her to tell what happened.

He says Jeantel only reunited with Martin two to three weeks before that night.

If asked to recall what happened is different than remembering, he says.

“Some of her frailties came out in a courtroom on TV,” he says.

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O'Mara: "Polluck: I wouldn't even let Zimmerman shadow box, lest the shadow might win."

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O'Mara just used DiMiao to slam Guy's opening statement claim that Zimmerman "pressed the gun into Martin's chest".

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"That the attacker sustained a mortal wound is a matter that should have been considered by the deceased before he committed himself to the task he undertook." - 5th DCA, Stinson v. State (Fl)

O'Mara: "Where is one shred of evidence to support the absurdity that they're trying to get you to buy? Mr. Guy can tell you about it next... if it's there."

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Thanks for the commentary, all! It's so helpful to get caught up from distractions, plus, I greatly appreciate your insights. It really helps me to get a better/fuller understanding of everything going on, and hopefully a better idea of how the jury is viewing things. I mean, if y'all are hit by something as important, odds are some of them are too, kwim?

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Who else is liking the constitution wallpaper on the powerpoint? Such a good touch!

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