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Finally! LittleBlue Jan 2015 #1
It's still unjust IMHO. Two years house arrest while Zimm walks free for killing someone? stevenleser Jan 2015 #10
This case, nor Zimmerman's, had anything to do with Stand Your Ground. DesMoinesDem Jan 2015 #2
The article mentions Zimmerman not being related to "Stand Your Ground" law, just self defense. braddy Jan 2015 #8
Yes, 18 paragraphs into it they mention that. Their bizarre headline states DesMoinesDem Jan 2015 #26
Few make that connection madville Jan 2015 #47
psst! 2 years of "house arrest" is not free nt msongs Jan 2015 #3
u r right Liberal_in_LA Jan 2015 #4
It's the Daily Fail. n/t PoliticAverse Jan 2015 #7
Yes, and she has to pay hundreds a month brush Jan 2015 #19
So glad to hear she'll not be jailed 99th_Monkey Jan 2015 #5
Firing at someone's head is not a warning shot hack89 Jan 2015 #6
Not trying to pick a fight here Kelvin Mace Jan 2015 #9
One problem is that she left the house, got her gun, reentered the house and opened fire. hack89 Jan 2015 #11
Thanks, I have heard so many conflicting Kelvin Mace Jan 2015 #16
You're leaving out the part where ... 1StrongBlackMan Jan 2015 #21
I think you need to read the court transcripts again hack89 Jan 2015 #23
I have ... several times 1StrongBlackMan Jan 2015 #24
And you discounted all the opportunities she had to escape hack89 Jan 2015 #33
Here's what she admitted to. lumberjack_jeff Jan 2015 #39
I don't think you really have. nt Logical Jan 2015 #63
Yeah, I make a practice of lying on anonymous message boards ... 1StrongBlackMan Jan 2015 #67
So you think no one lies on the internet? Really? nt Logical Jan 2015 #68
I know I don't lieon the internet, or IRL ... 1StrongBlackMan Jan 2015 #70
There's no longer any doubt, disagreement or question. lumberjack_jeff Jan 2015 #31
She was violating a restraining order davidn3600 Jan 2015 #13
Ah, thank you Kelvin Mace Jan 2015 #15
Going out to the garage is not exactly leaving the scene brush Jan 2015 #22
Her actions were in no way self-defense davidn3600 Jan 2015 #29
It amazes me that so many people . . . brush Jan 2015 #40
Im not saying the original sentence was right davidn3600 Jan 2015 #42
So she's been in jail for what — three years? Wouldn't you say that's more than enough . . . brush Jan 2015 #62
not people, men noiretextatique Jan 2015 #75
Excuse me...but as a female, I think both she and zimmerman are guilty. Both shot at children. nt msanthrope Jan 2015 #84
What's up DU? Sure is a whole lot of hating going on for an abuse victim. brush Jan 2015 #85
No--I think she should have taken the deal she was offered in the first case...three years. But I msanthrope Jan 2015 #86
This message was self-deleted by its author brush Jan 2015 #41
Between the two of them, she's the only one convicted of battering the other. n/t lumberjack_jeff Jan 2015 #32
She hadn't lived in the home for months hack89 Jan 2015 #35
Neither of the former were true. lumberjack_jeff Jan 2015 #27
"Firing at someone's head is not a warning shot--" So Jackpine Radical Jan 2015 #12
As a convicted felon she can no longer legally own a gun. nt hack89 Jan 2015 #14
Good. n/t lumberjack_jeff Jan 2015 #28
Terrorizing and abusing someone is not a good way to continue living seveneyes Jan 2015 #49
She had not been living with him and the kids for months hack89 Jan 2015 #51
Perhaps seveneyes Jan 2015 #52
Or she could have stayed away from him like she had for months. Nt hack89 Jan 2015 #54
Kick & highly recommended. William769 Jan 2015 #17
What is good for George Zimmerman.... Omaha Steve Jan 2015 #18
Good! That was a bullshit sentence from the beginning! Rex Jan 2015 #20
She was offered a generous plea deal by the state which she rejected. hack89 Jan 2015 #38
And just think, if she would have taken the generous plea deal she would be in prison. Rex Jan 2015 #56
Innocent until proven guilty? Sure. But once proven guilty... guilty it is. lumberjack_jeff Jan 2015 #25
She should sue the State for wrongful prosecution. Spitfire of ATJ Jan 2015 #30
Uh... "plea deal" means plead guilty. lumberjack_jeff Jan 2015 #34
As if "the lesser of two evils" is a new concept here. Spitfire of ATJ Jan 2015 #48
a plea deal has as much to do with actual guilt Tsiyu Jan 2015 #65
Heroic convicted domestic abusers. lumberjack_jeff Jan 2015 #74
That'll be an uphill battle, considering her guilty plea Orrex Jan 2015 #36
Proof our courts are about the best deal that can be negotiated. Spitfire of ATJ Jan 2015 #44
Finally Some Good News billhicks76 Jan 2015 #37
At long last. Chemisse Jan 2015 #43
Had to plead guilty to three felonies madville Jan 2015 #45
A warning shot a terrible idea? madfloridian Jan 2015 #46
So three violent felonies shouldn't result in jail time now? madville Jan 2015 #53
Think about it. He abused her, and she was given restraining order. That's so amazingly twisted. madfloridian Jan 2015 #55
They could have been abusing each other madville Jan 2015 #59
And she shot a gun at him... GummyBearz Jan 2015 #60
So we are OK with warning shots now? We like guns now? OK, nice. nt Logical Jan 2015 #64
Shooting a warning shot is usually a bad idea davidn3600 Jan 2015 #66
A warning shot is never a good idea. christx30 Jan 2015 #83
Justice limps across the finish line. AtomicKitten Jan 2015 #50
+1 Rex Jan 2015 #58
I remember this story... yuiyoshida Jan 2015 #57
86 recs? It is apparent that DU'ers remember *a* story. lumberjack_jeff Jan 2015 #80
87 now... yuiyoshida Jan 2015 #82
Very happy to see she is out of jail... chillfactor Jan 2015 #61
I hope she doesn't kill anyone. Vattel Jan 2015 #69
she is under house arrest for two years, AND has to pay the $105/week cost of the tracking niyad Jan 2015 #71
Plea: "guilty to three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon" flvegan Jan 2015 #72
I rarely agree with you flvegan. cwydro Jan 2015 #77
angela corey has a lot to answer for. niyad Jan 2015 #73
What? She got three convictions. lumberjack_jeff Jan 2015 #76
remember george zimmerman? he is still walking free, and he killed an innocent young man. niyad Jan 2015 #87
non sequitur. lumberjack_jeff Jan 2015 #88
not a non sequitur, since the prosecutor in the cases was the same. firing warning shots niyad Jan 2015 #89
Shocking! Actual justice! nt Enthusiast Jan 2015 #78
Do pro-gunners almost always agree with White shooters and disagree with Black shooters? n/t ieoeja Jan 2015 #79
Are there people out there who believe if you repeat this "she fired a warning shot" nonsense.. seldomseensmith Jan 2015 #81
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