The Murder of Trayvon Martin

[TonyB06]

Originally Posted by Kevin

You don't think she wants Zimmerman in jail and might be willing to not tell the truth to make that happen?

I don't think that's a hard sell to a jury.

Upon what (beyond your own suspicion) are you basing your contention that she'd consider risking perjury to jail Zimmerman? To date, I've not, (and doubt you have either) heard either side even allege she's been anything other than truthful.

Setting aside all of that, you're saying you see her desire to see Zimmerman punished as equal to Zimmerman's potential to lie (again, considering the bail money lie to the court) to spare himself the possibility of 20 years to life, or whatever the sentence might be.

are you serious?

[Kevin]

Originally Posted by TonyB06

Upon what (beyond your own suspicion) are you basing your contention that she'd consider risking perjury to jail Zimmerman? To date, I've not, (and doubt you have either) heard either side even allege she's been anything other than truthful.

Oh you are so wide eyed and naive. I want to just eat you up.

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by Kevin

Oh you are so wide eyed and naive. I want to just eat you up.

Gross. LOL.

[TonyB06]

Originally Posted by Kevin

Oh you are so wide eyed and naive. I want to just eat you up.

going all "ad hominem" doesn't obscure the fact that you didn't (couldn't) answer my question.

[Kevin]

Originally Posted by TonyB06

going all "ad hominem" doesn't obscure the fact that you didn't (couldn't) answer my question.

It was a silly question.

People lie in court to get their way. Perjury ain't rare. The end.

I would never knowingly allow a client to lie on the stand and would disclose to them that if they do, I have a duty to inform the court of my client's perjured testimony. The fact is though that most folks don't warn their lawyers before or after they lie on the stand. Try representing a few meth heads and you'll start to get the picture.