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  • Date: 6/14/13 5:50 PM
  • Number: 1883711
  • Recommendations: 4
The pro-GZ contingent seems convinced that GZ was pure as the driven snow such that TM had no reason to want to knock him out....

I'm not sure who you think is the 'pro-GZ contingent,' but one does not need to be 'pure as the driven
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  • Date: 6/14/13 4:36 PM
  • Number: 1883697
  • Recommendations: 2
If Zimmerman initiated the contact, he's not going to be able to complain that he instigated something that turned into more than he could handle.

Yes, he is.

Even where someone is an initial aggressor - even when their
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  • Date: 6/14/13 2:42 PM
  • Number: 1883666
  • Recommendations: 3
He pursued Martin, seeking a confrontation. There's nothing inherently wrong with that, but to my mind it undermines his self-defense defense.

Why? If there's nothing inherently wrong with that, then he would be just as entitled to
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  • Date: 6/14/13 2:31 PM
  • Number: 1883658
  • Recommendations: 5
If that is true, then anyone who wants to murder someone only needs to bait that person into a fisticuff, take a couple punches to the nose for that nice bloody nose effect, fall into a safe sittting position, scream 'hep me, hep me, he hit me,'
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  • Date: 6/13/13 9:20 AM
  • Number: 1883354
  • Recommendations: 2
As I noted in another post, NYC has its stop and frisk law where random people get hassled by the police daily. The fact that it might not happen to you does not mean that the police have absolutely no compunction about stopping folk without
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  • Date: 6/12/13 6:42 PM
  • Number: 1883288
  • Recommendations: 3
As for malice, the definition of "harassment" says it "means to engage in a course of conduct directed at a specific person which causes substantial emotional distress to that person and serves no legitimate purpose."
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  • Date: 6/12/13 5:12 PM
  • Number: 1883262
  • Recommendations: 0
DC, they do it all the time for suspected drug dealers, solicitation ... an every day occurrence.

Sure....but not for some random person who happens to be trailing someone around inside a mall, especially since the mall security
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  • Date: 6/12/13 4:26 PM
  • Number: 1883253
  • Recommendations: 1
This is exactly the point! There is only one count charged against Zimmerman. Zimmerman must be found of guilty beyond a preponderance of the evidence of malicious intent. Merely showing that Zimmerman acted recklessly is meaningless. Merely
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  • Date: 6/12/13 3:36 PM
  • Number: 1883231
  • Recommendations: 1
1) Its not actual liability but the expense of getting sued.

The mall won't careunty. In most cases, the mall will have a general commercial liability (GCL) policy. Under most GCL policies, the insurer has a duty to defend -
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  • Date: 6/12/13 2:22 PM
  • Number: 1883223
  • Recommendations: 2
You guys have a better law, better written, and clearer. But I think Florida could also find Zimmerman guilty of stalking, because his course of action could be interpreted as more than one incident, since he stopped to call the police. Further,
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