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9. Wolfinger and Lee

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The trick is Wolfinger and his office said they had nothing to do with the decision and claim it's not standard operating procedure for the Police to even ask their permission. The Sanford Police tell the Martin family Wolfinger made the decision. It looks this is the way the 2 Offices work to keep the Public in the dark as to who made the decision. Corey may decide not to reveal what happened. These folk protect their own for the most part. However, some in the Public realize that the Judicial System in this Country and all across it is broken as in corrupt. It takes the Public to correct this corruption, and that is why the Media covering this from all angles extensively, is most important.

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The Most Important Question in the Trayvon Martin Case is Being Ignored... [View all]	Junkdrawer	Apr 2012	OP
Doesn't this go all the way up to States attorney? A lot of people carrers etc are on the line	uponit7771	Apr 2012	#1
Which probably explains why Zimmerman is still free.	Junkdrawer	Apr 2012	#3
My understanding is that the state is investigating.	amandabeech	Apr 2012	#32
This message was self-deleted by its author	Tesha	Apr 2012	#2
And the worst of it, is that Chief Bill Lee will be commended for following orders.	Baitball Blogger	Apr 2012	#17
No, the most important question that's being ignored is	intheflow	Apr 2012	#4
Best summary I've read in a while.	CBHagman	Apr 2012	#7
Zimmerman having a gun on him may be irrelevent.	Kaleva	Apr 2012	#12
"Both men can't claim self defense. One was the aggressor in the final confrontation"	PotatoChip	Apr 2012	#19
Zimmerman having a gun on him IRRELEVANT?	mainer	Apr 2012	#20
What law did Zimmerman break by having a gun on him?	Kaleva	Apr 2012	#24
Oh, you`re really stretching.	Flying Squirrel	Apr 2012	#45
It is not the size of the dog in the fight ...	spin	Apr 2012	#55
I agree with what you say. SYG, IMO, is the problem here.	Kaleva	Apr 2012	#56
What IS relevant are the forty second of screams for hep before the gunshot	csziggy	Apr 2012	#47
The way the stand your ground rule is written, it specifically	Baitball Blogger	Apr 2012	#18
But both can't claim self defense. One was the aggressor.	Kaleva	Apr 2012	#26
The man wearing the gun lost his right to SYG when he became the aggressor.	Baitball Blogger	Apr 2012	#30
The first blow? What does that have to do with anything?	Liber-AL	Apr 2012	#50
Unfortunately, Zimmerman's behavior	sylvi	Apr 2012	#23
Yes, repeatedly is the key.	amandabeech	Apr 2012	#33
The beauty of the word (repeatedly) and the beast of the definition:	Liber-AL	Apr 2012	#51
Except that question doesn't get to the other cases of similar behavior	EFerrari	Apr 2012	#25
But Zimmerman was not involved in those earlier instances and those didn't involve Martin.	amandabeech	Apr 2012	#34
Exactly. The earlier cases didn't involve Zimmerman or his family (that we know of)	EFerrari	Apr 2012	#35
I agree that the DOJ should investigate the Sanford PD and the prosecutor's office.	amandabeech	Apr 2012	#53
If Zimmerman confronted Martin in an aggressive manner ...	spin	Apr 2012	#52
That's a question.....	citizen blues	Apr 2012	#5
The fact that you don't know why by now is a sad indictment on the media's duty to inform...	dkf	Apr 2012	#6
The "ticking clock" part is true. It's the "collecting evidence" part...	JHB	Apr 2012	#14
Witness spoke on CNN again yesterday: Police turned away info	pinboy3niner	Apr 2012	#22
but how many weeks has it been 6, 7, 8	ThomThom	Apr 2012	#15
That's just not credible:	Junkdrawer	Apr 2012	#39
Vee vere just following orders	behrstar	Apr 2012	#8
Wolfinger and Lee	nadeltanz	Apr 2012	#9
Florida has a "Right to a speedy trial" law	Kaleva	Apr 2012	#10
Despite what you may believe, homicide detectives do not make ultimate charging decisions	alcibiades_mystery	Apr 2012	#11
The homicide detective was overruled on the ARREST decision:	Junkdrawer	Apr 2012	#28
Charge and arrest are identical in this case	alcibiades_mystery	Apr 2012	#40
Why was the homicide detective prevented from re-examining the suspect?	Junkdrawer	Apr 2012	#41
Now THAT is unusual	alcibiades_mystery	Apr 2012	#46
Since Zimmerman was handcuffed and taken to police station . . .	janet118	Apr 2012	#13
I read that the Sanford police took the gun into evidence,	amandabeech	Apr 2012	#36
Good . . . I hope that they did a competent job collecting the rest of the evidence	janet118	Apr 2012	#57
I still think that second degree is going to be difficult to prove beyond a reasonable doubt.	amandabeech	Apr 2012	#58
We're so way ahead of you.	Baitball Blogger	Apr 2012	#16
The corruption in the Sanford system doesn't begin with	EFerrari	Apr 2012	#27
It's not just Sanford.	Baitball Blogger	Apr 2012	#29
That's right. Who knows what other problems have been enabled	EFerrari	Apr 2012	#31
In the beginning WE discussed it, and some of the media discussed it. But now..	Junkdrawer	Apr 2012	#37
I feel like I've been waiting for fifteen years to see authority figures in this county held	Baitball Blogger	Apr 2012	#38
why are you defending the police?	bart95	Apr 2012	#21
It was asked early on	nadinbrzezinski	Apr 2012	#42
All just business-as-usual dontcha know...	Junkdrawer	Apr 2012	#43
Local politics is the protection of a power structure	nadinbrzezinski	Apr 2012	#44
Zimmerman's first defense attorney, Craig Sonner, was a prosecutor under Wolfinger	csziggy	Apr 2012	#48
This interview I found disturbing because of what is said near the very end...	EmeraldCityGrl	Apr 2012	#49
Dontcha know? They need more than 175 days to develop all the evidence...	Junkdrawer	Apr 2012	#54

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