archangel
Well-Known Member
yes, but the defense could point to the injuries from zimmerman. He did suffer the worse out of the two(before the gun got involved).Ah, ok, got it.
Yes, in PA, we have the Castle Doctrine also.
And I read there is now in Oregon....this...
Story: Grandma-organizes-glock-block-to-shoot-neighborhood-criminals
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So yes, there IS a 'fed-up' mentality. I can see perhaps (the jury's) view being pro-gun, but at the same time, they are pro-protection. And that night, Trayvon needed protection from GZ.
That's how I would see it, anyway.
I just have a hard time seeing all of the jury convicting him. If they do, I'll be happy.
Honestly, you can't convict someone on thoughts in their head(possible prejudice due to media sterotypes of black men.) There may be hope if the prosecutor pushes the idea that zimmerman was stalking the kid.