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8. I would think that's SOP given the seriousness of the charge.

Wed Apr 25, 2012, 11:47 AM

Apr 2012

Call the prosecutors bluff and see if they'll offer reduced charges in the form of a plea bargain.

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Trayvon Martin case: George Zimmerman quietly pleaded not guilty [View all] DonCoquixote Apr 2012 OP

So much for that phony-ass apology of his. nt MrScorpio Apr 2012 #1

He is using the court system to it's full potential..I would too rustydog Apr 2012 #2

I was about to say, Every defendant pleads not guilty Solomon Apr 2012 #5

ok, point taken DonCoquixote Apr 2012 #7

I would think that's SOP given the seriousness of the charge. -..__... Apr 2012 #8

Oh please, the prosecution is not bluffing. Solomon Apr 2012 #9

Florida is dfferent DonCoquixote Apr 2012 #10