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1StrongBlackMan

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6. Uhmm, Mr. O'Mara ...

Reply to Amerigo Vespucci (Original post)

Mon Jun 4, 2012, 07:24 PM

Jun 2012

positively asserting indigence is a little more than ""allow(ing) his financial situation to be misstated in court."

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Lawyer says George Zimmerman knew judge was misinformed about his finances [View all] Amerigo Vespucci Jun 2012 OP

He's getting out again. Life Long Dem Jun 2012 #1

And he prolly should. He should be barred from using a bail bondsman, and WingDinger Jun 2012 #2

Probly Life Long Dem Jun 2012 #7

prolly? Skittles Jun 2012 #11

Was the WTF JackInGreen Jun 2012 #14

prolly is old-time Internet talk. grasswire Jun 2012 #18

Robert Crumb used to use it all the time in his comix... Amerigo Vespucci Jun 2012 #24

I didn't know that. grasswire Jun 2012 #30

so have I Skittles Jun 2012 #25

This guy's either a fuckin idiot tularetom Jun 2012 #3

O'Mara is covering his ass Life Long Dem Jun 2012 #8

What Did O'Mara Know And When Did He Know It? DallasNE Jun 2012 #31

Passport 2 weeks later? tammywammy Jun 2012 #37

What you're Saying is how I first heard it DallasNE Jun 2012 #41

Response With Link On 2nd Passport DallasNE Jun 2012 #42

That article is wrong. tammywammy Jun 2012 #44

Sadly, I Have To Agree DallasNE Jun 2012 #45

Again ... 1StrongBlackMan Jun 2012 #9

It's ALWAYS the prosecution's burden of proof tularetom Jun 2012 #13

True ... 1StrongBlackMan Jun 2012 #16

Not completely true, because SYG is an affirmative defense, he still has to have a hearing to Kencorburn Jun 2012 #29

Agreed ... 1StrongBlackMan Jun 2012 #39

I don't see it Cosmocat Jun 2012 #35

It's NOT my position ... 1StrongBlackMan Jun 2012 #38

I agree ... 1StrongBlackMan Jun 2012 #40

he's a fucking idiot, a thug and a gun nut Skittles Jun 2012 #12

Translation: GZ lied to the judge Boabab Jun 2012 #4

Not necessarily an accurate translation. Igel Jun 2012 #23

he watched as his wife testified that she didn't know how much money was in the paypal account magical thyme Jun 2012 #43

Shellie meet bus madokie Jun 2012 #5

Uhmm, Mr. O'Mara ... 1StrongBlackMan Jun 2012 #6

Indeed. A lawyer knowingly allowing his client to commit perjury can be disbarred. PSPS Jun 2012 #19

Perjury charges should be brought against his wife ASAP for lying to the judge. n/t Tx4obama Jun 2012 #10

Gotta love the passive language JBoy Jun 2012 #15

this is extremely rare situ where the passive is accurate. his wife misstated the finances. magical thyme Jun 2012 #22

I can see this case will mirror may3rd Jun 2012 #17

HIS OWN ATTORNEY THREW HIM UNDER THE BUS!!! OUCH you got to wonder what this guy will do at trail. lookingfortruth Jun 2012 #20

He threw his attorney under the bus obamanut2012 Jun 2012 #27

No. By lying, by colluding with his wife to lie, by talking in lying code on the prison phone, he MADem Jun 2012 #28

I'm just saying that the way I read it the Attorney knew about the second passport and now that lookingfortruth Jun 2012 #32

I don't think that attorney knew about that passport--it was in a safe deposit box, not in the MADem Jun 2012 #33

Zimmerman lying to the court, is like Venus Transitting the sun today. I expected this guy to lookingfortruth Jun 2012 #34

Very good analysis, here! MADem Jun 2012 #21

I think he is toast in a technical sense shimonitanegi Jun 2012 #26

Jury selection is key Cosmocat Jun 2012 #36

+1 uponit7771 Jun 2012 #46