17 year old kid shot dead by Neighborhood Watch "Captain"

[bobzilla]

You got "burned" by your own words.

According to your own words, you cant even take yourself at your own word. Youve been caught to many times lately.

These. And we're still waiting on that apology.

 

[Expat]

These. And we're still waiting on that apology.

I wouldn't hold my breath. He has too many lives still to ruin out there.

 

[Hotdoger]

cough syrup + Arizona Watermelon soda + cold medecine + Skittles


Learned something new today day.


http://theconservativetreehouse.com...-drug-use-culminates-in-predictable-violence/

 

[griffin]

Learned something new today day.

Update #26 Part 2 – Trayvon Martin Shooting – A year of drug use culminates in predictable violence… | The Last Refuge

Look back 100 posts.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...ighborhood_watch_captain-365.html#post2949433

 

[Hotdoger]

Look back 100 posts.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...ighborhood_watch_captain-365.html#post2949433

Guess I missed your post.
Looks like he leaned up those 56 minutes.

 

[griffin]

Are Eyewitnesses in the Zimmerman Trial Reliable?
Scientific American

External input makes eyewitness testimony unreliable. Eyewitnesses are generally unaware that their memory has been altered by post-event information.

 

[EvilBlackGun]

Yes, there is ...

... in many other countries they just shoot and bury them. But they only execute "bad" guys . . . . and women, and babies. You could always move over there. EBG

Don't even get me started on arbitrary laws. There's a reason the US imprisons more people per 100,000 than any other country.

 

[strahd71]

seriously folks. there is without a doubt some important work going on here!

thank you for your service

tripple dog dare you to make it to 500 pages



jake

 

[gunowner930]

seriously folks. there is without a doubt some important work going on here!

thank you for your service

tripple dog dare you to make it to 500 pages



jake

Haha. the trial hasn't even started yet, nor has the aftermath of Zimmerman getting off free. I think this could reach 500 pages pretty easily...

 

[strahd71]

Haha. the trial hasn't even started yet, nor has the aftermath of Zimmerman getting off free. I think this could reach 500 pages pretty easily...

oh i'm sure it could get there. i wonder if INGO itself has some kind of limit? maybe something to do with space or something. not that they would care other than that.

jake

 

[Kutnupe14]

I wouldn't hold my breath. He has too many lives still to ruin out there.

Good idea

 

[Kutnupe14]

I had almost forgotten about this case. Was this a good shoot? The similarities between the two cases are striking.

Zimmerman Preview? Florida Man Denied Use “Stand Your Ground” Law « JONATHAN TURLEY

...and apparently, Manslaughter for Zimmerman isn't off the table. Corey maybe smarter than many think. I think she may be bluffing with the 2nd Degree Charge.

 

[printcraft]

..... I think she may be bluffing with the 2nd Degree Charge.

Bluffing? Bluffing?!

Do you really think justice is a freaking poker game?


"We'll, I'll throw these baseless **** charges against the wall and see what I can get to stick!"

"I'll charge him with so much **** he'll be glad to plead down!"

Overcharging someone when it is NOT warranted is a strong arm tactic,
it is a coercive act to manipulate the "justice" system to the ends of the state.
A witch hunt, if you will.

 

[griffin]

Bluffing? Bluffing?!

Do you really think justice is a freaking poker game?

 

[blamecharles]

cough syrup + Arizona Watermelon soda + cold medecine + Skittles


Learned something new today day.


Update #26 Part 2 – Trayvon Martin Shooting – A year of drug use culminates in predictable violence… | The Last Refuge

Look back 100 posts.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...ighborhood_watch_captain-365.html#post2949433

Guess I missed your post.
Looks like he leaned up those 56 minutes.

I have followed this thread pretty closely and missed that somewhere. Very interesting.

 

[jedi]

oh i'm sure it could get there. i wonder if INGO itself has some kind of limit? maybe something to do with space or something. not that they would care other than that.

jake

There is no limit on the # of pages/post in a single thread that the website can do. However after so many pages/post in a single thread the website database begins to 'slow down' so the MODs will lock and start a new thread to ensure that the 'slowness' is not experienced.

Look at the unofficial status updated thread and how many parts that has to understand the concept.

 

[Kutnupe14]

Bluffing? Bluffing?!

Do you really think justice is a freaking poker game?


"We'll, I'll throw these baseless **** charges against the wall and see what I can get to stick!"

"I'll charge him with so much **** he'll be glad to plead down!"

Overcharging someone when it is NOT warranted is a strong arm tactic,
it is a coercive act to manipulate the "justice" system to the ends of the state.
A witch hunt, if you will.

I'm actually of the belief that, if so (her bluffing), it actually is unethical. However, it's a common practice, and she'll face no penalty from the ABA.
I had originally believed that it was "all or nothing" when Corey charged Zimmerman with murder 2, but apparently there is something called a Charging Confrence which will allow her to lower the charge during the trial.

If that's her intent, shes' pulled a fast one. Pretty much everyone, after Zimmerman was charged with murder 2, complained that she had overcharged, and believed that manslaughter was the more appropriate charge. All the "legal eagle" pundits have making the manslaughter case without Corey saying a word. If she pulls off this trick, given that everyone thinks it applies, she will have a very legit chance of conviction.

 

[KLB]

oh i'm sure it could get there. i wonder if INGO itself has some kind of limit? maybe something to do with space or something. not that they would care other than that.

jake

Something like 5000 posts. The mods broke the NWI general thread into two at that point. Helps the database or some such.

 

[griffin]

I had almost forgotten about this case. Was this a good shoot?

On the other hand...

Here's a few other recent Florida SYG outcomes

Last month, a Miami-Dade County judge ruled that Greyston Garcia was immune under the law even though he chased down a suspected car stereo thief and stabbed him to death, then went home and went to sleep. The judge ruled Garcia used justifiable force because the thief swung a bag of radios at him that could “lead to serious bodily injury or death.”

In Tampa last year, investigators decided not to file charges against 62-year-old Alcisviados Polanco, who used an ice pick to fatally stab 20-year-old Wathson Adelson following a road rage confrontation. Authorities said there was no evidence to disprove Polanco’s claim of self-defense.

Two years ago in Miami, a pair of Florida Power & Light workers were accosted by a mobile home resident armed with a rifle. The resident, Ernesto Che Vino, struck one utility worker on the head and fired shots in the air as they fled to their vehicle. A judge ruled that Vino’s actions were justified because he was in fear for his life.

So...doesn't the Zimmerman case sound 10x more legitimate than any of those?

 

[Kutnupe14]

On the other hand...

Here's a few other recent Florida SYG outcomes

Last month, a Miami-Dade County judge ruled that Greyston Garcia was immune under the law even though he chased down a suspected car stereo thief and stabbed him to death, then went home and went to sleep. The judge ruled Garcia used justifiable force because the thief swung a bag of radios at him that could “lead to serious bodily injury or death.”

In Tampa last year, investigators decided not to file charges against 62-year-old Alcisviados Polanco, who used an ice pick to fatally stab 20-year-old Wathson Adelson following a road rage confrontation. Authorities said there was no evidence to disprove Polanco’s claim of self-defense.

Two years ago in Miami, a pair of Florida Power & Light workers were accosted by a mobile home resident armed with a rifle. The resident, Ernesto Che Vino, struck one utility worker on the head and fired shots in the air as they fled to their vehicle. A judge ruled that Vino’s actions were justified because he was in fear for his life.

So...doesn't the Zimmerman case sound 10x more legitimate than any of those?

Comparatively, yes, I guess it just depends on who's in the courtroom that day. This case can go either way.