Reply #9

Thu Apr 5, 2012, 12:01 PM

former9thward (6,365 posts)

Zimmerman was questioned for five hours that night. Do you consider that briefly? Unless you think CBS is conspiring to make it up. http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-18563_162-57405476/what-happened-right-after-trayvon-martins-shooting/

On the other three you are hopelessly mixing up your bizarre interpretations of legal procedures with your assertions. Good luck with those.

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11 replies	Author	Time	Post
If Zimmerman invokes his constitutional right to not speak with prosecutors, he should be arrested. [View all]	grantcart	Apr 2012	OP
You may wish that was the law but it is not.	former9thward	Apr 2012	#1
Having been arrested and questioned does not prevent prosecutors from filing charges.	NYC_SKP	Apr 2012	#2
Of course Zimmerman can be investigated by anyone and prosecuted.	former9thward	Apr 2012	#3
Wrong on four counts	grantcart	Apr 2012	#7
Wrong on four counts.	former9thward	Apr 2012	#9
I hope you don't realize what you are saying.	CAPHAVOC	Apr 2012	#4
He should be arrested. But not for refusing to talk to cops.	CBGLuthier	Apr 2012	#5
He is not going to be arrested for refusing to talk with the cops, he should be arrested	grantcart	Apr 2012	#6
Which will lead to a really easy prosecution, right?	ManiacJoe	Apr 2012	#10
SYG is not the issue...it is the if the requirement for deadly force in self defense were met	ProgressiveProfessor	Apr 2012	#11
I don't believe you understand the process of making a claim of self-defense	slackmaster	Apr 2012	#8

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