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1StrongBlackMan

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19. True ...

Fri Mar 30, 2012, 06:47 PM

Mar 2012

If zimmerman had even mentioned having his head "bashed against concrete" along with a suspicion of a broken nose, he would have been taken to the hospital for a "head check" ... Unless zimmerman refused treatment/transport.

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HUGE Revelation on Al Sharpton's Show [View all] EmeraldCityGrl Mar 2012 OP

I heard that too. MoonRiver Mar 2012 #1

Heard it ... they are trying to run the clock out! Raine Mar 2012 #2

not to worry. It has only been 30 days. He will be. robinlynne Mar 2012 #17

I bet THAT'S IT! dirty scum... Whisp Mar 2012 #20

MURDERESS? aquart Mar 2012 #31

I meant murderous. Whisp Mar 2012 #32

You can edit your posts any time now. lunatica Mar 2012 #36

Good thing the Federal Government can take a big bite out of his ass, er, that apple. MADem Mar 2012 #3

That's what I was thinking. backscatter712 Mar 2012 #4

I thought they were detaining him for questioning. Life Long Dem Mar 2012 #5

Detained for questioning, handcuffed????? SamG Mar 2012 #14

Yes you can detain someone with cuffs pschoeb Mar 2012 #33

Wouldn't anyone taken into police custody will be handcuffed simply as a mater of procedure... (nt) reACTIONary Mar 2012 #59

It was always my understanding that murder had no statue of limitation. FarPoint Mar 2012 #6

Apparently he never saw a doctor and doesn't have any medical record of his ails. n/t vaberella Mar 2012 #11

Zimmerman was treated at the scene by Sanford Fire Department csziggy Mar 2012 #12

True ... 1StrongBlackMan Mar 2012 #19

As someone who HAS had her head "bashed against concrete" I doubt csziggy Mar 2012 #30

Thanks...I hope they kept the EMT records. FarPoint Mar 2012 #21

I also have to wonder Horse with no Name Mar 2012 #72

i don't understand that law -- 175 after arrest but no charge.... unblock Mar 2012 #7

As hard that is to believe... EmeraldCityGrl Mar 2012 #9

i understand if you're arrested for, say, drunk driving, unblock Mar 2012 #16

But, was Zimmerman every charged with anything? JDPriestly Mar 2012 #74

Not according to anything I've read and watched EmeraldCityGrl Mar 2012 #77

Good point. Wait Wut Mar 2012 #13

Here is what the Sammis Law Firm says about this. JDPriestly Mar 2012 #73

I heard that too and some things make more sense... Spazito Mar 2012 #8

An Attorney went on TV and said something - it must be true!... PoliticAverse Mar 2012 #10

175 days? Shankapotomus Mar 2012 #15

And letting Casey Anthony walk rbrnmw Apr 2012 #87

Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure - Speedy Trial PoliticAverse Mar 2012 #18

So, it's about a speedy trial... FarPoint Mar 2012 #24

While true Aerows Mar 2012 #75

Here is the Florida law. JDPriestly Mar 2012 #76

it states "charged with a crime" barbtries Mar 2012 #25

thanks for posting. so, under subdivision (j), they can get an extension. unblock Mar 2012 #29

The law ... 1StrongBlackMan Mar 2012 #37

Just so we're clear... EmeraldCityGrl Mar 2012 #41

I believe that ... 1StrongBlackMan Mar 2012 #45

Handcuffed does not necessarily equal arrested. n/t 1StrongBlackMan Mar 2012 #22

The attorney said it was very unlikely that he was handcuffed EmeraldCityGrl Mar 2012 #27

No ... 1StrongBlackMan Mar 2012 #38

I consider handcuffs can belong to the jewelry category. FarPoint Mar 2012 #28

Note that in the copy of the police report released... PoliticAverse Mar 2012 #46

How does this not create a possible Miranda case? Spazito Mar 2012 #52

I was wondering at what point if any he was read his Miranda rights... PoliticAverse Mar 2012 #54

Yes, it could be a key question, imo... Spazito Mar 2012 #56

You Know ... 1StrongBlackMan Apr 2012 #84

Here is the only way I think it can work re statements... Spazito Apr 2012 #85

if you get a chance... EmeraldCityGrl Apr 2012 #88

kick Agony Mar 2012 #23

That lawyer is an idiot pschoeb Mar 2012 #26

I don't see how there could be a statute of limitations on murder charges in any state. pacalo Mar 2012 #34

It's not about a SOL (no pun intended) ... 1StrongBlackMan Mar 2012 #39

I understand now. I have to believe that the federal prosecutor is well aware of that pacalo Mar 2012 #62

Federal hate crime would then be an option rustydog Mar 2012 #35

I doubt that this gets ... 1StrongBlackMan Mar 2012 #40

Here is the key subsection of 775.15 from Florida statutes.. Spazito Mar 2012 #42

The discussed issue isn't about the 'statute of limitations' it's the law concerning speedy trials.. PoliticAverse Mar 2012 #43

It was both in the interview... Spazito Mar 2012 #48

There are three cases that went before the Supreme court EmeraldCityGrl Mar 2012 #60

Yes, the most famous was Miranda v Arizona which addressed four different cases and Spazito Mar 2012 #63

But he wasn't charged. sabrina 1 Mar 2012 #79

Here is the video... EmeraldCityGrl Mar 2012 #44

Don't get carried away. That attorney isn't speaking for anyone...it's one opinion. It could be a Honeycombe8 Mar 2012 #47

I Wouk ask he was Mirandized Gman Mar 2012 #49

There was a cover up ProfessionalLeftist Mar 2012 #50

Obviously I agree and EmeraldCityGrl Mar 2012 #58

murder marshall gaines Mar 2012 #51

Cuffing a person while s/he is detained for COLGATE4 Mar 2012 #53

There were no charges, so what what he "arrested" for? MNBrewer Mar 2012 #55

I'd like more of a difinitive EmeraldCityGrl Mar 2012 #57

Because if in fact hasn't been arrested already once he is the 175 day clock starts. PoliticAverse Mar 2012 #67

He was charged and arrested based upon that charge. MD20 Mar 2012 #81

If the charge is changed so something other than negligent homicide, does that reset the clock? MNBrewer Mar 2012 #82

I would think that GZ could be charged with NH again. MD20 Mar 2012 #83

Sharpton is full of shit again backwoodsbob Mar 2012 #61

Sharpton didn't state that... EmeraldCityGrl Mar 2012 #64

Sharpton did not make the claim nt NoGOPZone Mar 2012 #65

Wow. Nice smear job there. BumRushDaShow Mar 2012 #66

lol got root Mar 2012 #71

There's a difference between being "detained" and "arrested" Canuckistanian Mar 2012 #68

That info came from Ken Padowitz, former Homicide Prosecuto, Broward County State Attorneys Office Catherina Mar 2012 #69

Thank you for posting this... EmeraldCityGrl Mar 2012 #70

I posted the link to the law earlier in this thread... PoliticAverse Mar 2012 #80

I don't know about that. Is there a statute of limitations on murder, or even manslaughter? sabrina 1 Mar 2012 #78

Can't see handcuffing being equal to arresting. crazy talk. nt Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2012 #86