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Spazito

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19. I agree and am glad Zimmerman has, at first blush anyway, a lawyer...

Reply to K Gardner (Reply #9)

Wed Apr 11, 2012, 07:47 PM

Apr 2012

showing some competency. I believe Zimmerman DID commit murder and would not like him to get off due to the incompetency of his representation which, if the two yahoos who previously claimed to represent him continued to do so, competency on their part was already a big question mark.

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Zimmerman's new lawyer looks like he's lost in the woods [View all] CatWoman Apr 2012 OP

I bet there aren't many who would take his case no matter the price being paid madokie Apr 2012 #1

In your job, do you like easy stuff or challenging stuff? jberryhill Apr 2012 #11

Point taken madokie Apr 2012 #27

For future reference, though jberryhill Apr 2012 #29

doesn't sound much different from the first one that ran off o'donnell's show JI7 Apr 2012 #2

They must belong to the same Rotary Club or something. n/t K Gardner Apr 2012 #4

That was scary, LOL. Tweety is running the first of his presser after commercial.. K Gardner Apr 2012 #3

He must be the "winner" of a mad dash to find replacement lawyers after yesterday... hlthe2b Apr 2012 #5

Here's info from his website... Spazito Apr 2012 #6

"Helping Good People Through Difficult Times." ....... K Gardner Apr 2012 #9

I agree and am glad Zimmerman has, at first blush anyway, a lawyer... Spazito Apr 2012 #19

"George is troubled they decided to charge him. We volunteered him knowing that K Gardner Apr 2012 #7

Why Jose Baez is not already knee deep in this case is a fucking mystery for the ages alcibiades_mystery Apr 2012 #8

LOL.. I glanced at that and thought: "WTF does Joan Baez have to do with this?" K Gardner Apr 2012 #10

I'm right there with you K! At first glance arthritisR_US Apr 2012 #24

Maybe Zimmerman's dad, the former magistrate, won't let Baez near George. amandabeech Apr 2012 #13

Maybe, although Baez seems good at getting high profile defendants off the hook alcibiades_mystery Apr 2012 #16

There are problems with being a "high profile" lawyer jberryhill Apr 2012 #21

He looks pretty good to me, and I'm a lawyer. Solomon Apr 2012 #12

Like alcibiades_mystery Apr 2012 #15

He wont get that. Lets get serious. The family wont Solomon Apr 2012 #25

Bookmark it alcibiades_mystery Apr 2012 #26

That occurred to me, too, by the way O'Mara chose his words. amandabeech Apr 2012 #17

Yeah, after Hardball actually ran the WHOLE interview, he sounded very K Gardner Apr 2012 #18

Lost in the woods is a huge step up SteveABG Apr 2012 #14

this is very true CatWoman Apr 2012 #20

Haven't heard much about him since he won the Masters about 15 years ago. tularetom Apr 2012 #22

I thought he did an excellent (and clever) job cthulu2016 Apr 2012 #23

Well, he pissed on his old lawyers. Zax2me Apr 2012 #28

Great defense team? LisaL Apr 2012 #30

uh, he looked damned good to me. cali Apr 2012 #31