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And are prepared for the outcomes, including legal repercussions.

Yep. You and I have seen this a million times in Florida. People who think they can handle themselves "because they own a gun" and who act like law enforcement doesn't help. Then they start walking around acting like they can tell you when you should be cutting your grass or telling you that...

Exactly. It was all a made-up story after the fact to justify the murder. Zimmerman was LEAVING the gated condo complex, decided to turn around and come back into the complex, and then followed Trayvon for blocks when all the kid was doing was walking. Zimmerman jumped Trayvon a hundred feet...

Wow, I had no idea. Yes, I had relatives who were active in their union when they worked at Anheuser-Busch, my uncle was the union treasurer. I would definitely consider purchasing a study guide to start out. I'll say, @No_Fly_Zone is correct that the Nutshells are good, but I think that if...

Wow, I've never thought about that. That's a good question. I don't know of many "non-criminal-law" books. I'd imagine that books on contract law or tax law are not very interesting... 🤣 One book that I've read that I would recommend is "Helter Skelter" by Vincent Bugliosi. I realize...

UM Law, Florida LL.M. in Tax. I don't litigate, but I have many close friends who do. Great stories. I've handled some tax diputes, but nothing in criminal court.

Fair enough. I've never been mad at you, but it can get frustrating when someone tries to present the legal answer previously (in the thread that got locked) and some people (not saying you personally) don't want to listen to the legalities. If I transferred my "old thread" frustration to the...

In criminal cases, the facts of each case are NOT "legal precedent". Each verdict stands on its own and should be decided on its own. That is DIFFERENT from legal precedent on things that are procedural, for instance. For example, you can have legal precedent that might require a judge to...

I'm not mad at all. I'm just concerned that you continue to use an inccorect term, even after it was pointed out to you.

It's all good. Jury trials can go either way. I've seen cases where the jury believed everything the cops said (even when it was clearly contradictory) and I've seen juries disregard testimony even when there is corroborating evidence. You just never know. My point in this case is that you...

How about you finish high school first? I've read plenty of your posts, and you are one of the least-knowledgeable/biggest-bull****ters on this board. And that's nothing personal. You just don't know, and you don't know that you don't know. It's never gonna stop you from continuing to act...

Very true. We have a lot of people who come on this board and use words and terms that they don't understand. I'm not trying to be mad at anyone, but @ZuCrew is completely clueless and wrong on his use of the term "precedence" in this situation. And I have pointed out ALL ALONG that jury...