@oursin_360: I'm sorry you're so upset over it, but the law is the law. If you want to live in a police state where your poor baby thug doesn't get what's coming to him, move to some backwater hyper-liberal European country where no one has guns. I'm sure whatever fantastic job you have they'll want, right?
Oh yes, he only smoked a little weed, got a little suspended, broke a few laws. And apparently I am the racist for pointing out the facts. Martin had the physical advantage on Zimmerman and the only witness testimony backed up everything Zimmerman said. Let it go, if you have nothing interesting to offer on why the verdict was wrong.
@spaceinsomniac: There is actually no evidence to suggest Zimmerman approached Martin beyond the point where the operator told him to stop. It's very possible and likely in my mind that Martin was the one who approached Zimmerman with the intent to assault him, from the bottom of the estate back up to the top where lies the crime scene. This is because Zimmerman seems to stop in his tracks on the recorded phone message, and moments before the conflict Trayvon's call to his girlfriend pretty much proves he's moving towards Zimmerman.
I also don't think "pursuit" should be an added clause to this law, it would make it far more complicated when it's obviously legal to be anywhere someone else is. What constitutes "following" someone? Just seems needless and wouldn't really help anything.
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