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George Zimmerman won't have pretrial 'stand your ground' hearing
SANFORD — It was a moment of high drama as murder suspect George Zimmerman stood in front of a judge and answered her questions in a calm, clear voice: Yes, he knows he is giving up a chance to spare himself a trial but, no, he does not want a...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, The Miami Herald, Prosecution, Judges, Mark O'Mara
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Juicio a Zimmerman: no habrá una audiencia preliminar
SANFORD — George Zimmerman, acusado de asesinato, no tendrá una audiencia preliminar para abordar el tema de "stand your ground" — defensa propia por temor a su vida — antes de su juicio, pues hoy martes decidió no disfrutar de ese...Tags: George Zimmerman, Mark O'Mara
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Cop canned over Trayvon Martin shooting target
FloriDUHRon King, a Port Canaveral police sergeant, was fired from his job after an internal investigation reportedly showed he offered some officers a hoodie target resembling Trayvon Martin to use for shooting practice, reports the Orlando Sentinel....Tags: Shootings, George Zimmerman, Port Canaveral
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100 things to love on Seminole's centennial
One hundred years ago this month, Seminole County shook off the reins of Orange County and took charge of its own destiny. To mark its centennial, I asked you all to help me come up with a list of 100 things people love about Seminole County. Thanks...
Tags: Wekiva River, The Seminole Tribe, Seminole State College, FIFA World Cup, Festive Events
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Trayvon Martin family attorney files appeal paperwork
In new paperwork filed with a Daytona Beach appeals court, the attorney for Trayvon Martin's family rehashes his position, saying he should not have to answer questions under oath from George Zimmerman's attorneys. Benjamin Crump has twice convinced...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Lawyers, Judges, George Zimmerman, Justice System
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Jury duty notices are in the mail for George Zimmerman trial
SANFORD – They went into the mail Wednesday, the jury notice for people who must report to the Seminole County Courthouse June 10 and decide whether George Zimmerman is a murderer. Five-hundred Seminole County residents are being summoned,...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Sanford, Judges, George Zimmerman, Mark O'Mara
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George Zimmerman returns to court Tuesday
SANFORD – Murder suspect George Zimmerman returns to court Tuesday for the first time in three months for what could be one of the most contentious pretrial hearings in the case. Circuit Judge Debra S. Nelson is being asked to decide several...
Tags: Litigation, Crime, Law and Justice, Prosecution, Lawyers, Judges
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O'Mara, Crump agree: Social media playing key role in Trayvon case
George Zimmerman's second-degree-murder case exploded across the globe so rapidly because of social media, his attorney said Saturday before a news-media banquet in Orlando. "I think if I could do away with all media, including all social media, I would...
Tags: Seminole County, Crime, Law and Justice, Social Media, Lawyers, Judges
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George Zimmerman lawyers to judge: Sanction state for 'personal attacks'
George Zimmerman's defense team has filed a slew of new paperwork with the court in advance of next week's hearing in his second-degree murder case — including another request for sanctions against the state. Zimmerman's lawyer, Mark O'Mara,...
Tags: Witnesses, Prosecution, George Zimmerman, Mark O'Mara
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State wants answer from Zimmerman on 'stand your ground' hearing
The state wants to know for sure whether George Zimmerman plans to claim immunity from prosecution in the shooting of Trayvon Martin — before he goes to trial in the second-degree murder case. Prosecutor Bernie de la Rionda's new motion asks...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Prosecution, Lawyers, Judges, George Zimmerman
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My Word by Jeff Triplett: Sanford has made racial strides since '40s
Sentinel columnist Darryl E. Owens had a chance to hit a home run in his April 15 column, "Sanford should own up to past," about "42," the biopic on the life of Jackie Robinson. Instead, he struck out in a column that offered no new perspective and only...Tags: Jackie Robinson, Politics, Sports, Spring Training, Public Officials
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'42' reminds us Sanford, U.S. haven't crossed home on race
On April 15, 1947, Jackie Robinson — No. 42 stitched on his back — trotted out of the Brooklyn Dodgers dugout and broke baseball's color barrier. On Friday, the movie "42" opened across the nation, recounting how Jackie Robinson, through...
Tags: Kansas City Royals, Sports, Spring Training, George Zimmerman, Baseball
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