The State of Florida vs George Zimmerman: The Trial

is followed by a Zimmerman and killed because they tried to "defend themselves" with their fist.

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George Zimmerman’s attorney has formally thanked the Buckeye Firearms Foundation for the $12,150.37 check the Ohio gun rights group mailed to the exonerated Florida “stand your ground” man.

Mark M. O’Mara of Orlando said the money would be forwarded directly to Zimmerman “to replace items necessary for him to protect himself and also to accomplish security systems for his house.”

The Buckeye group started out raising money to buy a new gun for Zimmerman because the one he used to kill Trayvon Martin is still being held by authorities as they await a decision by the U.S. Department of Justice whether to prosecute Zimmerman under federal law after a Florida jury declared him not guilty under that state’s laws. The effort raised far more than anticipated, attracting 774 donations from 47 other states and four other countries: Lithuania, New South Wales, Australia and Switzerland.

"We didn't need that much," said Jim Irvine, the foundation’s president, "just enough to buy a quality firearm, holster, flashlight, ammo, and any accessories Mr. Zimmerman may need. But the story went national and we raised far more than we expected."

The fundraising drive also drew unwanted attention; the Ohio group’s website was attacked and shut down for several days.

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Ted Nugent says Trayvon Martin 'got justice,' Zimmerman didn't
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In an interview with a Maine radio station on Saturday, the ever-classy rocker Ted Nugent decided to do something different, something SHOCKING: openly express his opinions (again) about race in America. We're kidding, of course; the guy isn't exactly known for reining it in. But when asked about the Trayvon Martin case, Nugent said, "Trayvon got justice" and called Martin a "gangsta wannabe" with a "bloodthirst" because Martin was, according to him, eager to "get into fights with people." The rocker and noted gun lover also said George Zimmerman walked away with only "a sliver of justice." [Source]

It was not enough for Trayvon to have called the police or call home to ask a family member to come meet him or do both.

Defend yourself from what? Being follow is enough reason to attacked someone in your very sick mind?

Or for that matter just keep going home...

Do you think being punched in the nose "is enough reason" to shoot and kill someone "in your very sick mind"?

Mark O'Mara, the attorney of acquitted George Zimmerman in the highly-politicized trial for the murder of black Trayvon Martin, said that his fight with the prosecution is not yet over.

America's career anti-racists, the Left and the mainstream media had convicted Zimmerman long before the trial, because for them it is axiomatic that a black must necessarily be innocent, so, despite all the evidence in support of the neighbourhood-watch volunteer Zimmerman (who is of mixed white-Hispanic parentage) and his plea of self-defence, in their prejudiced eyes he must have been guilty of murder.

But people with a bias don't have scruples about playing dirty. Defence attorney O'Mara pointed out the struggle he went through to get evidence from the prosecution team:

He cited the picture of a bloodied Zimmerman, taken the night Zimmerman shot and killed Trayvon Martin, as an example.
"It is undeniable that they had a plan in mind, with the 15 months that we had to get ready, of keeping information from us, and I don't say that lightly, I really don't," O'Mara told the group.

A member of prosecutor Angela Corey's own team testified that prosecutors had kept evidence from O'Mara, for which he was fired and is now suing her office.
"You have this type of gamesmanship for the sole purpose of trying to deny a fair trial and, as it turned out, try to convict an innocent man," said O'Mara.
O'Mara has filed a motion that will be heard by Judge Debra Nelson.

He claims prosecutors purposely withheld evidence from him and the defense team.

Channel 9 has learned that O'Mara could go after Corey. She called Zimmerman a murderer on national television after the trial.

"He could bring civil action against Angela Corey for statement she made outside the courtroom. Also, he could file a grievance against her with the Florida Bar," WFTV legal analyst Bill Sheaffer said.

Sheaffer asked O'Mara whether he intends to drop the issue.

"I am not done with that motion. I'm not done with Angela Corey. And we are going to be seeing more of each other. We'll see how that turns out," said O'Mara. "This is because this is not supposed to be how we practice as lawyers."

Channel 9 contacted Corey's office for a response, but the call was not returned.

Mark’s a former President of the Seminole County Bar Association. He’s also involved in the Family Law Inns of Court, and has served on the Circuit and Federal grievance committees. In short, he’s plugged in.

trying to literally beat him to death using MMA ground/pound tactics.

There were two people involved in this action. But only one witness who lived to testify in court

Mark O'Mara is about to come down on Angela Corey and that entire prosecution team like a ton of bricks.