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In reply to the discussion: Funny how the George Zimmerman defenders--here, there and everywhere have stopped defending him. [View all]LittleBlue
(10,362 posts)Stalking does not give the stalked legal carte blanche to do whatever he wants.
And proving that Zimmy was breaking the law by stalking is very hard to do, as Zimmy was basically a nutjob version of a neighborhood watch. The witness who effectively ended this case saw Martin on top of Zimmy. Once that came out, and the testimony was connected with the cuts on the back of Zimmy's head, it was game over for the prosecution.
Hard to win a case when the physical evidence and witnesses are all against you. Legal analysts said before the trial that the evidence was too weak to support a murder charge.
Recognizing these problems with the case does not make one a Zimmy defender. You can go on and on with this emotional purity test, but it doesn't pass the logic test.