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gsp123

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4. yes

Reply to gopiscrap (Original post)

Sun Jul 14, 2013, 08:36 PM

Jul 2013

The Defense did a powerpoint presentation, had visuals, props, animation. . . What did the prosecution do except yell? The prosecution did not break down the case and make a case for the jury like they were supposed to. The jury has to make a decision based on the legal case that was presented to them. They are not supposed to listen to their heart if there is no legal justification or proof. The prosecution made no case, and I think they were conscious of that.

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Prosecution team in Zimmerman trial [View all] gopiscrap Jul 2013 OP

Not at all. NaturalHigh Jul 2013 #1

I don't think they sand bagged purposely, they were just doc03 Jul 2013 #2

They did a good job its just that the defense has tricks rainy Jul 2013 #3

Bernie did an epically shitty job TorchTheWitch Jul 2013 #8

I think the folks at the crime scene and afterwards were the ones who were incompetent. Kali Jul 2013 #5

yes gsp123 Jul 2013 #4

Do you think Zimmerman is innocent? hrmjustin Jul 2013 #10

No, I think they received a hard-to-win case that didn't have any forensic evidence justiceischeap Jul 2013 #6

Best you could claim is they overcharged on purpose. DirkGently Jul 2013 #7

I would have thought no way Spirochete Jul 2013 #9

Yup that was my line of thinking also gopiscrap Jul 2013 #12

I think John Guy was sincere, but he failed to bring up ecstatic Jul 2013 #11

I certainly think it's possible BainsBane Jul 2013 #13